pickThe Farm, by Tom Rob Smith (2014)
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Premise: A London man must sort out the truth when his father tells him his mother has had a psychotic break, but his mother insists she‘s being railroaded for uncovering unspeakable crimes.
Review: I don‘t read a lot of psychological thrillers, but this really worked for me. The author did a great job in setting up the story and added just enough to keep me guessing till the end. Cont.
pickThis historical mystery set in 1793 Sweden was utterly gripping, though very disturbing as well. I'd definitely recommend it if you can stomach graphic violence.
#gottacatchemall (Tauros: first book in a series)
pickMorning snuggles and reading.
The cover and title made me pick this up used somewhere, and it‘s been on my shelf for some time.
It‘s a low pick, but I found it fun and silly. How often do you get to read a heist book with 5 retirees as the criminals? It looks like there are a few more in the series. While I won‘t rush out to get them, I‘d read more if I found them in a LFL or at a library sale.
People said Ove saw the world in black and white. But she was colour. All the colour he had.
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Today it‘s 80 years since Pippi Longstocking was first published.
Here‘s to the world‘s strongest girl 🎉🎉🎉
I grew up watching the Swedish TV series from the 60s and read the first book just a few years ago
The picture is from Lisa Aisato‘s instagram page
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I am loving this series so much! I think I liked this one better than the first one, which I didn't think possible. Can't wait for the final book!
I usually do not read books in a series, but being that there is a hockey team theme involved in these, I was immediately intrigued!!
Already had Beartown from my parents and today kicked off a new week on a high note completing the set with the second and third book!!
If I read these and the Empyrean series before the end of the year, I will have completed my first two series of books ever at almost 35 years old!!
Bookish Pair: For another book involving a discomforting quest for truth, A Town Called Solace by Mary Lawson (2021). 1d