

First time picking up a true crime book (till now it‘s only been documentaries & podcasts for me). Not sure if I like reading it as much as watching/listening, but overall a pretty enjoyable read.
First time picking up a true crime book (till now it‘s only been documentaries & podcasts for me). Not sure if I like reading it as much as watching/listening, but overall a pretty enjoyable read.
And surprisingly found this one on one of my bookshelves. I remember reading it a long, long time ago and finding it fascinating. Gonna re-read.
#Murderer #CharacterCharm
As always Beverly Jenkins books are just magic for me everytime❤️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
A 10 out of 10! At times hard to read (likely given the nature of my profession), but a worthwhile read. #BookEighteenOf2025
Meet Sweet Potato, the latest addition to our home. He's itty bitty and ridiculously cute!! 😻
Finished the tagged book. It's a great story and weaves in a lot of voices and themes. It has a slow start but once it got going, I was hooked. The book's style feels old-fashioned, and so I do wonder if many kids today would enjoy it.
My next two reads! First up is a re-read, In Cold Blood. Breakfast At Tiffany's is one of my top 5 favourite books, but I have no recollection of In Cold Blood. Looking forward to diving in. #BookEighteenOf2025
Started the tagged book on audio. It's been on my Goodreads TBR since 2014 and today felt like the right day to start it. In the mood for some children's lit!
And enjoying my blooming peonies from the garden. 💮💮💮
4½ ✨
Reading very much like a work of Fiction, this brutal account of the Clutter Murders is bone chilling.
Not only is Capote a masterful writer, but his dedication to obtaining all the information needed for this recounting amazes me - especially taking into account the when. No quick Google searches to check facts, or see photos of places. Just feet on the ground investigation.