pickThis was my rescue (I guess my sister bought it for Kindle) when I ran out of books on the plane and the flight left at 23:15. I have mixed feelings about Jennifer Weiner's writing but found this quite enjoyable. I could relate somewhat to her difficult child and financial worries though my situation was never that bad. I did want to throttle her while she was in denial and thinking she was so much better than others, though.
My #ChatterDay is full of rain. Lots of rain expected and possibly flooding. ☔️🌧️🌂 Right now I‘m getting ready to read some and thought I would introduce you to my #WinterRead2025 🙂
pickSweet read about never being too old for love. Dual Timeline of 1922 and 1987. Twenties period was interesting mix of wanting a career in a typically male field of Pharmacist and Modern medicine vs Apothecary. I really liked that 'Modern Day' was late eighties before cell phones and air travel was easier. Yes, there was a bit of 'wow everyone ended up at the same retirement community in Boca, but it all came together in the end.⬇️
Thanks to these Litsy folks for today‘s prompt:
FEELIN‘ THE LOVE
@Eggs
@AlwaysBeenALoverOfBooks
TODAY‘S PROMPT: LONG DISTANCE
To cheer up her grandmother who just lost her beloved husband, Cassie, a free spirit, decided to start a transatlantic book club.
FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/mr776kh2
Have you read this delightful book?
A favorite from 2024 - you will love Augusta and the storyline.
#FeelinTheLove
A title with #Roses from my stacks. It‘s been quite a while since I read this one but I‘ve always liked the cover image. 🌹♥️🌹
pickFinished this today in preparation for my real life bookclub this week. It was sweet, cute and cozy but not especially surprising. Just a nice easy read. 3.5⭐️
pickThis story was immersive. The characters are so loveable, the setting rich. It is very light on the magical realism, and it ties in so well with pharmacology. I enjoyed the themes of the book and especially how lightly they came across.
