pickEveryone should read this book! We could all stand to learn more about friendships, the different kinds that exist, how to make them, maintain them, and the value of them. This was very well written, included a lot of real world examples and was thoroughly researched. I didn't know anything about the author going into it but learning that it was written by a black woman was the cherry on top 💜
pickThis was a much stronger book than Beach Read! I liked the dynamic of the friend group, and I was routing for Wyn and Harriet‘s relationship from the beginning, but it wasn‘t until about halfway through the book I really started caring about the characters. It was a cute read and I appreciated how it touched on depression and how insecurities can pull apart a strong relationship.
#SpringSkies
I have yet to read a book from this author but these two are in my #TBR & I believe they are both a #2ndChanceRomance 💞
@wanderinglynn It‘s arrived! Late in posting it‘s been bit of a circus here.
In 2010/11 I mentored a young mom who was terrified of peacocks like a phobia even pictures of them. She was light and full of laughter and had a fun sense of humor. She knew I loved peacocks and would gift me things but say don‘t open it I don‘t want to freak out. I love her as my child as I‘d mentored her her entire childhood. She died in childbirth January 19, 2011⬇️
pickLike a children's book illustrator was asked to accompany a country song.
(Okay, yes, I could not get Corb Lund's 'Truck Got Stuck' out of my head).
Adorable.
pickUsually, I'm not a fan of feel good books as they tend to be very cheesy. But this one I very much liked. I enjoyed how Libby Page writes about time passing. It's a book filled with nostalgia which also talks about what a community is made of. Well written, she's definitely written about what she knew, and it helped her staying away from clichés.
pickHana Yang Lerner is the girl you go to when you have a problem that needs to go away. At the most elite private school in Washington, DC., Hana being abandoned by her elitist friends when her dad gets involved in a huge scandal. She is only let back in when someone or something needs fixing, and Hana is just the girl for the job. She can fix anything, except maybe her own life…
Read more at: FictionLux
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