I have to skip July in #camplitsy as I really should start with the tagged book for my irl bookclub. I have been putting it off for ages, even bought a copy in my new favourite edition but ugh, I have a hard time getting into it…
I have to skip July in #camplitsy as I really should start with the tagged book for my irl bookclub. I have been putting it off for ages, even bought a copy in my new favourite edition but ugh, I have a hard time getting into it…
Over 90,000 people have rated this book on Goodreads and it has an average rating of 4.11 and I just don't get it, clearly I'm missing something.
The characters felt the same. The same voice, no depth, nothing distinctive about them. The two time periods felt the same which is ridiculous considering the generational gap. The plot is far to convenient and ties up nicely with big pretty bows everywhere.
I don't get the hype.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
Loved all the magical realism and romance this book offered💖
Oh I loved this! Very fun plot and writing that made it hard to put down. I can‘t imagine trying to live a normal life having the knowledge Daphne gets with each relationship. I was rooting for the ending.
Book #53 in 2024
There is another coffee shop for aspiring time travellers, this one in Hakodate rather than Tokyo, but the rules are the same. The book follows the same format of four interlinked stories. The first time I read it, following a gap after the first two, I found the repetition of the format rather forced, but this time reading the books together it felt effortless and charming.
Is anyone else absurdly excited by the movie sequel news?! #booktomovie
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Went with real titles from my “no expiration date“ TBR:
Man or Mango (Ellman)
Still Life with Bread Crumbs (Quindlen)
Make a great day everyone 🙂
The Girl Who Chased the Mooncakes 👀😅🤣
🥮https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchen/mooncakes-7436455
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