pickSo many significant quotes!
Here‘s one “Let everything happen to you: beauty and terror. Just keep going. No feeling is final.”
“A sparklingly beautiful memoir-in-vignettes” NYT
Solid pick, extraordinary. Beautiful memoir💖
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pickA coming-of-age story about first love, family, and finding yourself.
Jeremy‘s figuring things out—his sexuality, his relationship with his newly-divorced dad, and whether Evan, the boy he meets on the Oregon Coast, might like him back. As they bond over birdwatching, they create a secret code—part game, part shield. Quietly powerful, this YA story hits hard and feels real.
pickI read this as a palate cleanser between heavy books and enjoyed it much more than I expected. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickLoved this book so much! Annabel writes such relatable characters❤️ She is quickly becoming an autobuy author ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Need to watch “Pride & Prejudice” now.
pickIt‘s just enjoyable to read about two very nice people falling in love and having everything fall into place for them 💕 The hero is fun and so in love with her 💕
so-soThis book is very well researched on England‘s new divorce law, court, and the people orbiting in & around it. Other reviewers have noted Mrs. Robinson serves as a model trope for victims of patriarchy and sexism. So absurd now that everything sexual was the result of a defect or disease of some sort. “Womb complaint”
IMO the degree of detail about extraneous individuals was a distraction from the Robinsons‘ story.
pickI‘m not usually a big fan of teenage angst but this book wasn‘t too bad. It was not whiny like other books. I appreciated the internal dialogue of the main character because it was realistic and truthful. At times, it was a little much, but mostly, I enjoyed it.
