so-soI didn‘t enjoy this one as much as Lippman‘s later books.
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so-soI didn‘t enjoy this one as much as Lippman‘s later books.
pickMy second Anne Tyler this month. I seem to be in the mood for well-written observations on normal life. Micah is a quiet, well-mannered IT expert/apartment block caretaker who maintains routines in his everyday life almost to the point of obsession, until events throw the routines off track. It‘s a gentle, character-driven short novel and I adored it.
Book 52/60, page 17,255 #Read2025 @DieAReader
#LetterR #LitsyAtoZ @Texreader
so-soThe first of a series I‘d liked to try after @Bookwormjillk posted about it and I enjoyed another book by Laura Lippmann. I am not sure if I will continue though. So many characters in this book, I couldn‘t keep track. And the plot was, well, okayish I think.
📸 Anti Paros, Greece
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panListen, I went into this knowing it was a catfish romance, but like…neither of them had an arc?? Stacy needs some self worth, Dex and Daniel need some therapy, and also maybe they should all work on themselves before they get into relationships. I even forgave the initial catfishing, but everything after? UGH.
1.75 stars | #romance #renfaire
pickA good middle grade book with a male protagonist who struggles with a dilemma most kids deal with on a regular basis. Should he do the right thing and risk losing his friends?
pickI get so excited when I start a new to me series. I enjoyed this one and can‘t wait to binge listen to the rest.
#MentalHealthMonday
1) I‘m ok today. Feel like last week‘s funk is dissipating. Had a good walk this morning, did some chores and got groceries. Ready to start the week.
2) Daily walks, lots of pug snuggles, lunch with a friend and hubby is home for the next ten days.
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Just started this today. It reminds of an old school Sara Paretsky book. So happy to find a new to me series.
This was a good book but was too slow in some parts and I didn‘t love how the main character never seemed to learn.
