TiredLibrarian This is next on my TBR. Hope you like it! 3h
pickI enjoyed this more than I expected to. Setting aside the somewhat frank discussions of suicide (bc that theme prevails throughout and if that‘s too much for you, maybe avoid this book) - the realistic portrayals of human vulnerability was really well done and heartfelt.
It reminded me a lot of The Midnight Library. I feel like if you liked this and haven‘t read that one, you should. 💖
pickI am still trying to decide what all I feel about this one. 💙🩷🤍
If, for whatever reason, you need a hug in book form today, I‘ve got you covered!
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pickMy favorite book of 2024! The audiobook was perfect. Great narrator. Great story. Lives up to the hype. 🩷🤍🩷
But we can‘t always be what we want every second. And that‘s okay. That‘s just life, you know? 💍💔
pickI liked this so much more than I expected! Despite the plot line, it‘s not at all cheesy or sappy even though it‘s such a heartwarming reading experience. I loved the dry humor throughout and the characters are fantastic. I honestly related to Lila‘s predicament so deeply, and was rooting for Phoebe the whole time. 🩵
Moving on to my in-person book club pick. We meet the first weekend in Feb. BOTM audio referral credit coming in clutch for me! 😅
It feels like everyone‘s reading this book right now. ☕️💅🏻
pickOh, the joys of families in enforced proximity for a celebration! All the ways they can provoke, irritate and misunderstand each other without being bad people, just people with different outlooks and personalities. I enjoyed the story. I would have enjoyed it even more if it had taken a less obvious direction towards the end. But at least it wasn‘t tied up in too neat a bow.
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