My #May selection for #12booksof2024
My #May selection for #12booksof2024
Loved this read. A grandmother who was a wartime Japanese bride who had to move to Texas. A granddaughter who wants to be an architect but who allows a person to squash her dreams. What a story! People be who you are and live your lives!:)
Catching up for April and May.
For April, my favourite was Cutting for Stone. It was a reread for me, as I had read it a number of years ago and just loved the book. It is definitely a favourite read for April.
May was a little disappointing, as I only got The Turtle House completed. I really enjoyed that book as well. I haven't posted that review yet, but I will be doing catch up on book reviews this coming week.
#readingbracket2024
The premise of this one seemed interesting, but at the 10% mark it‘s just not grabbing me at all. I don‘t know if it‘s me, the book, or the timing, so don‘t let me dissuade you.
This book had such potential and was a major let down! #madeyoumad #bookmoods @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs
This was not what I expected at all… it sounded super interesting and written by Moyes, got to be a home run right?? Nope… I disliked 90% of this book, I did, however, love the ending!
I am almost 100 pages in and I am finding this book to be sooooo slow!! Please tell me it picks up soon!