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Make dumb choices, win stupid prizes. A hauntingly written battle of conscience.
#TheElements
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pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Make dumb choices, win stupid prizes. A hauntingly written battle of conscience.
#TheElements
Been a while since I‘ve relaxed with a book at soccer practice. It‘s warm but pretty nice out! 📖⚽️
I know Boyne is well liked, but apparently he‘s as bad as JKR and I thought people might want to know.
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2025/aug/11/polari-prize-nominees-and-judges-w...
Such a pretty little stack. 📚
pick“I dreamed that I dreamed about the musty grey soil of the island and the sweet perfume it emits after rainfall, a double remove from a place I will never visit again. My mother explained to me once… We find the scent comforting, she told me, because we want to believe there‘ll be a welcoming place for us one day, when we‘re buried deep inside it.”
Phenomenal. John Boyne never disappoints me.
Hubby is at a late meeting. I‘m in my blanket fort with a flashlight. Shhh….
#DynamicDs Day 26: This may be a perfect example of #Divisive 😅 Review is forthcoming.
pickAfter reading Water I moved immediately to this book and for a short book (148 pages) it dealt with a lot of big issues such as sexuality, sex work, abuse, and guilt. Again, a difficult read (and at times I struggled with the timeline of this book and how it fit with the previous, loosely connected book). Still, I am interested in finishing the series.
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This was a fine story, it just didn‘t really end up being my cup of tea. #reesesbookclub 🎧
so-soI‘m such a mood reader and I‘m sure I could sit with this book at another time and be completely entertained. American Anna moving on her own to London with the city itself very nearly a character is right up my alley. I just found every turn in Anna‘s story to be too predictable so I got a bit bored with this particular story.
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