Litsy

Just a lil sip of prosecco as I update all my book sites with latest reads… #audiobook 🦒🦒🦒

Wow! This book starts with a bang 💥

Tripex 👏🏾 17h

Leftcoastzen 👏🥂 17h

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SilversReviews

Road Trip | Mary Kay Andrews

The mega-bestselling queen of the beach reads is back and she‘s crossing the pond next summer with rolling hills, hot men with accents, and a trip to Ireland two sisters might not survive.

#roadtripnovel will be in stores everywhere on 6/2/26 from @stmartinspress.

Copy/paste this link to #preorder NOW! https://bit.ly/SMPRoadTrip

#coverreveal
#summerneverendswithmka
@tandemliterary
Behold #RoadTrip by #nytimes #bestseller@marykayandrews

AmyG I so enjoy her books. 1w

SilversReviews @AmyG Yes!! 1w

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Lauredhel

Road Trip | Beth O'Leary

Make that two redeeming features. I promise I'm done now.

#WickedWords @AsYouWish #game

Clare-Dragonfly 😂 1w

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Lauredhel

Road Trip | Beth O'Leary

OK, Road Trip does have one redeeming feature, which is that the title is Damson colour, completing my New York autumn/winter #Pantone2025 #readingchallenge !

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Lauredhel

Road Trip | Beth O'Leary

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How is this book a snoozefest that also makes me furious? How are people calling it a “cute romcom“?

  It features no chemistry btw MCs, dual timeline that doesn't justify itself, a road trip that doesn't make sense, miscommunication trope, a stalker, alcoholism, and an attempted rape. Every man in this book, the MMC included, is absolutely irredeemably toxic and should never be allowed a woman ever again. I loved The Flatshare, but hated this.

BkClubCare Yikes! Crossing it off the tbr. TY 1w

Lauredhel @BkClubCare lots of people love it! It was nominated for a GR choice award. 1w

BkClubCare @Lauredhel - that‘s no high water mark imo 1w

bookandbedandtea I've enjoyed everything she has written EXCEPT this. I hated it. 1w

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BookishMadHatter

Word With The Dead | Dylan

On the road again with Pugnacious Pigeon. Can't drive around Canada without having one of these on the dash, can you?

#pugnaciouspigeon #travelbuddy #roadtrip #readingonvacation

dabbe 💜🩶🧡 1w

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CatMS

The Lincoln Highway: A Novel | Amor Towles

This is the September bookclub pick. Loved Amor Towles "Gentlemen From Moscow" and "Rules of Civility" but reading "The Lincoln Highway" was like watching a Wes Anderson movie when your not in the mood.

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OriginalCyn620

Off the Map | Trish Doller

Set in Ireland (and I have a weakness for Irish settings 😂) so this is my pick for September‘s #fictionaltraveler!

julieclair

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hya

Paper Towns | John Green

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First, this is a YA story. Characters are 17-18. So naturally they will behave like how normal teenagers would. They are childish, selfish, cringy, annoying & irritating to adults. So if you get easily annoyed by teenagers or teen characters, don't read it. You'll find it boring and frustrating & I don't want these tags to be associated with this beautiful & bittersweet story.

hya First we get to know about a particular incident that happened in MCs life when they were 10 & then we got to know them 1 month before completing their high school.
I think I needed this story at this point of time in my life. It made me remember my adventures, my somewhat reckless life. But most importantly, it made me remember my friends, my memories with them, my fights, my bond. This story is about the bond despite there being differences or disagreements. Our different characteristics & how, when we are together, we are whole. 4w

hya This story is also about how our imagination of someone is far from that of someone's reality. We can understand each other but can never be each other. But by only imagining being someone else, or the world being something else, is the only way light gets in. It's the machine that kills fascists. 4w

hya This story played with my strings, their importance & how careful we have to be while choosing our metaphors, because they have implications. It's how we see ourselves & how we let the world see us. 4w

hya I didn't cry at the end but it sure made me think, about our roots, our values, our aspirations, love & letting go. People often take love & letting go in opposite senses. But when you understand them & you understand yourself, in my POV, that's the only thing that matters. 4w

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Lcsmcat

Ride of Her Life: The True Story of a Woman, Her Horse, and Their Last-Chance Journey Across America | Elizabeth Letts

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Inspiring, entertaining, and surprisingly informative (about social history, history, and just plain quirky facts); sailed through this in a day. (Of course it was a day with no responsibilities, so easier.) #letterR #LitsyAtoZ @Texreader

Suet624 I get excited when I see someone has read this. An amazing story. I read it four or five years ago and I still think of it often. Usually when I‘m whining about something. 4w

Lcsmcat @Suet624 I loved that she referenced William Least Heat Moon as an inspiration of hers because I loved

Blue Highways: A Journey Into America

Suet624 👍🏻👍🏻 4w

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