pickThis was a slow burn for me and I never really got into it, even though I loved the woman Edith has become and admire the girl she was when supporting her sister when she gave birth to a baby. Such an interesting plot and I loved the Irish setting. It‘s really a good book. And yet. It‘s me. A light pick.
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Jas16 I have this one my shelves and have been eagerly waiting for the right moment to crack it open. Might lower my expectations a bit now. 2w
CBee Her books seem to be very slow burn-ish. I never finished Summerwater because at that moment in my life I just needed her to speed it up 😂😂 2w
Ruthiella You always take such interesting photos! 🤩 2w
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BarbaraBB @CBee I am glad you understand and that I‘m not alone in this 😀 1w
BarbaraBB @Ruthiella Thank you 😊 1w
CBee @BarbaraBB 😘😘 1w
julieclair What a thoughtful review. I have never read a Sarah Moss book, and slow burns usually get on my nerves, but this one looks interesting. Might be a good winter read, when life generally feels slower. 1w
BarbaraBB @julieclair Thank you Julie. You might like it in Winter indeed! 1w
Centique That photo suits the book cover beautifully! 1w
BarbaraBB @Centique Thank you! 6d
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