I love receiving the “Your Holds are ready” notification from the library! Need to get through another book before I get to these, but looking forward to this stack!
I love receiving the “Your Holds are ready” notification from the library! Need to get through another book before I get to these, but looking forward to this stack!
Unexpectedly my favorite Deb Caletti book thus far. The unrequited/being in love with someone you shouldn‘t be hit a little too close to home. I loved Zeus, the dog, Scarlet‘s journey, her family and the escapades of her neighbors. I definitely cried the last few chapters and loved the writing.
“Honey, I love you and I love your smile, I love your hair and I love your style, I love the way you think, and the way you talk, I love the way you walk.“
This book has an amazing collection of poems that celebrate the joys of childhood. It is through the voice of a young girl and she shares poems about her love for her family and friends.
I really like how this book ties poems into experiences of a childhood!
I don‘t know about this one. Even though this wasn‘t a super long book, I just felt like it drug on for forever. I honestly kept hanging on for Angel because I loved his character. It game Big Fish vibes at first, but then just fell flat for me. Cool concept. Some interesting things, but overall, I didn‘t love this one.
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💚 Silverstein
I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!
#ABookADay2024
“And she loved a little boy very, very much—even more than she loved herself.“