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Rosie is a student on the creative writing programme. Her favourite genre is romance. Aiden is in the same class and hates romance as well as Rosie, or so it seems. As rivals in the class, the professor, Ida, can only think of one solution - write a book together.
This was such a good read! The writing was easy to love, great pacing and brilliant characters.
The romance was well balanced and there were many cute moments. Highly recommend! 4🌟

Fun little cartoon collection around the theme of books and literature.
Perfect palate cleanser for relaxing. Of course, some are better than others, but I'm always impressed by the imagination it takes to create so many vignettes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49ougQbQAgs&t=224s

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Saturday night plans…book and bed (Rock and roll lifestyle, I know!) 😂

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49ougQbQAgs&t=224s

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Another book underway regarding local-ish history. Pearl S. Buck's West Virginia home in Hillsboro is located about 35 up US 219 from where I live in Lewisburg. Great read so far!

I found this very readable, but not relatable. Jane has taken 10 years to write her second novel. In those years she and her husband have barely scraped by, moving their kids every year. Now that she has finished it, Jane feels that they will finally be able to have the life she has always wanted. Her efforts to find success wreak havoc in her life. Only 3 of 5 ⭐️ for this one.

Here are my picks for July #roll100. Looks like a good trio! I read one of the June picks and have a second one in my imminent TBR pile at my elbow—not bad! Plus, I‘m nearly done with another that wasn‘t one of the June rolled numbers.

A look at cultural evolution through the lens of relationships - some decades-long, while others are little more than...well, a chance meeting. Stretching roughly a century from the Civil War up through the Civil Rights era, each chapter focuses on a relationship between two (occasionally three) artistic or intellectual titans of the day and shows how inspiration gets passed like a torch from one generation to the next. A mix of meticulous...👇