pickFull disclosure, this is a pandemic book set in New York City, which was one of the most COVID-19-wracked cities in the USA. Jodie P did her research, as per usual. It wasn‘t your typical Jodi P book, tho, in that it‘s told from a single POV. I read it in two days. It fully immersed me. It‘s a book about finding hope in a dark time and finding yourself along the way.
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I finished this earlier in the week but forgot to post my review. I put this on my TBR due to the Galapagos setting because it‘s a place I‘ve wanted to go & that did not disappoint. It is a rom-com & thus predictable, but it‘s fun. It mentions being similar to The Hating Game which I did end up liking once I got over the immaturity of the MCs & their enemies at work shenanigans. In this one both MCs are more mature & likable & ⬇️
1. Make appointments for a pedicure and eyebrows. 😂
2. I wanted to be a lawyer so I could make a lot of money. It didn‘t happen.
3. Yes - our annual beach trip down the shore. 🌊⛱️
4. I haven‘t read a Jodi Picoult book in a while.
#motivationalmonday @Cupcake12
pickI‘m giving this book 5 stars because it is the first book in a long time that made me stop halfway and react to what I read. At first, I wasn‘t sure about reading a book about Covid. We lived through it and that wasn‘t fun and I didn‘t want to relive it in fiction where I go to escape, but this wasn‘t what I expected at all. Really unique story with a really interesting twist. I am surprised at how much I liked this book.
#LuckyInLove
I picked this enemies-to-lovers book which is in my TBR mainly because it is set in the Galapagos. I have always wanted to visit & I think it would be a #RomanticGetaway 🌴🐢🩵
pickMy second book by Jodi Picoult, and I really enjoyed it! I was completely not expecting the turn in this book, and I am becoming very fond of Jodi Picoult‘s writing style! 4/5 ⭐️
