New to me author, thanks to @Billypar ! B&N didn‘t have the two you recommended, but the blurb for this one is intriguing. 😄
And it‘s an Indie Publisher 👏🏾👏🏾
so-soThis is a shorter book, & I borrowed it from my friend‘s LFL. I just didn‘t get into the storyline on this one, but others may love it. A widow is dealing with grief after her husband dies, then has 2 different events going on—being drawn into helping an undocumented Mexican couple and searching for a missing sister with her other sisters. I‘m still going to read another Alvarez book, i just didn‘t love this one. 3⭐️
Tackle the TBR 🤓📚
What are you reading?
#boleybooks #whathaveyoudone #sharilapena #bookbeast #bookbuds #bookclub #letsread
pickAfter years and YEARS of reading 1-2 mystery books each week, I‘ve started to get good at solving the murders early and picking what will happen next. Although I do love when a plot twist takes me completely by surprise this new skill doesn‘t lessen the book at all.
Here are my books for April #ReadYourEbooks. Three of them have been picked before and I didn‘t read them, so hopefully their time has come this month!
Here‘s my list for April #ReadYourEbooks. After months of ignoring them, I did read one from my list in March!, so I consider that a win! I look forward to see what numbers the spinners come up with tomorrow.
pickA beautiful little novella about connection, distance, familial love, the pull of home vs the joys and possibilities of independence. Thoughtful, lovely, bittersweet.
A daughter leaves home in Brazil to attend a small Liberal Arts college in Vermont. She speaks to her mother regularly over Skype, savouring those “blue light hours“, while beginning to picture the possibilities of a life in America, and asking how to exist in both lives at once
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