pick☀️July's Reads☀️
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I need books with very low stakes!
pickDaphne and Miles meet in a weird way when they both are dumped by their exes who happen to be best friends and have decided to marry each other.
I loved the writing, setting, and the characters, the most. It is such a sweet love story but still has so many small elements and topics going on beyond the main love story. A generic storyline but the writer has still made that so interesting (and heartwarming).
4.5/5🌟
pickLoved it. I started reading Emily Henry with Book Lovers on audiobook and absolutely loved it. Wasn‘t as big a fan of Happy Place. Big fan of this one. Her writing is so clever and sassy and fun with lovable characters. Soul searching was great in here. Setting was enjoyable.
My @kindle.paperwhite was over eight years old so I decided to upgrade. Of course, this pink girl had to get the pink (raspberry) one!
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pickI had picked this up for a breezy beach read and while I didn‘t finish it on vacation, I enjoyed this a lot! The characters were great! The male lead dreamy. It did have some heavy moments to it I wasn‘t expecting that honestly hit a little close to home which made me lose a touch of the escapism. But I still loved it and while I‘ve always wanted to go to Ireland, this made me want to even more
pickSuch a cute book. My son picked this out to have me read to him today. Sweet Penelope wants so much to be a librarian. She just has one little BIG problem. A good book to show children (and adults, hopefully) that sometimes we need to get creative to make our dreams and talents match.
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pickSoft pick - 3/5
Alia, librarian in Basra, Iraq, does her best to save the books of her library from being destroyed by the raging war.
Why soft pick? Not a fan of the illustrations and of the writing style.
