pickI still find LOTR so boring but Andy Serkis makes it more interesting. We are prepping for a trip to New Zealand, so I‘m reading the books. This is my 2nd time listening to this one. I‘ve never read the others.
pickI still find LOTR so boring but Andy Serkis makes it more interesting. We are prepping for a trip to New Zealand, so I‘m reading the books. This is my 2nd time listening to this one. I‘ve never read the others.
pickI had no idea what this book was going to be about. It‘s a fairy tale retelling of a bear story. This was based on a fairytale and the most unbelievable part about this story is the dog from her childhood was still alive 16 years later. 🤪
pickCute horror and snarky AI combine to create this weird, wild adventure. The book is funny and entertaining, and I can picture it as a movie. The spaceship itself is enlisted in the fight against evil monsters. Ya gotta love it!
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My favourite book from March was this debut fairytale from Australian author, Kell Woods. It‘s a blend of many tales but the central character is Greta and follows what happens to her, post gingerbread cottage.
Last library haul of the year. Most of these will be on my January TBR.
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If this one hadn‘t been head to head against the Women, it may have lasted longer on my grid! So so good! @TheEllieMo
pickNormally, I don‘t listen to spicy novels as audiobooks. I am so glad I made an exception for this one. The dual narrators are fantastic. I loved the story here, and absolutely loved the building relationship between Apollo and Cassandra. I will be listening to the rest of the series. With headphones. 🫣 (Also, this my 4th 5 star book this month. They are so different. How am I going to pick a “favorite” for my bracket?!?)
