Thanks for the tag @peaKnit and @Eggs
#wonderouswednesday
1. Indoor: uno or the game of life… outdoor: tag or ghosts in the graveyard
2. Number the stars… I credit this book for kickstarting my love of historical fiction
@BethM @JenReadsAlot
"The dancers were holding CeeCee above their head."
#FirstLineFridays
@ShyBookOwl
pickI thought this was a romance when I picked it up. The premise was a bit out there, with Barbara inadvertently making a deal with the devil, and overnight going from gray hair, overweight, double chin, and meek to a slim blonde assertive beauty with the power to make bad things happen to others. It got so ridiculous I thought about DNFing. But I persevered, and suddenly there was some romance, and then the last quarter got really good.
so-soI read this 4 mystery/thriller book club & I listened to the audio & thank goodness I did because I found this so boring. I didn‘t know enough about the authors featured. The story wasn‘t very engaging or maybe it was the narrator. I‘m giving this 3 stars which is what I give a book when it‘s written well enough, but just not for me. I hadn‘t read anything by the author and I don‘t think I would again.
pan2✨ I wouldn‘t say this book is bad, but I was expecting more. It was a nice cozy read with a bit of a mystery. It seemed to repeat itself a lot, especially in when Lydia should tell her daughter the truth about her dad. I really enjoyed the atmosphere this book provided of small town life close to the ocean. #ReadYourKindle
Thanks for the tag @TheSpineView
1. I have always liked the name Josephine… not sure why, I just do!
2. Sandy, Bradie, Mason, Chewie, Pumpkin and Winnie
3. Luna Lovegood
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