
Went to the cutest coffeeshop today! #coffeeflight
I loved this 3rd installment of the series, Before The Coffee gets Cold. It was slow going for me in places, and the author repeats a lot of things you already know, but maybe he‘s worried about fading memories? Lol Anyway, more vignettes, but a new setting….Hakodate, not Tokyo. It kind of makes you want to read the first book again. I don‘t remember Yukari being mentioned, is anyone reading the first or second book who can inform me?
This was the cutest place with the yummiest coffee! #cafe #januaryjazz @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs
Oooo I do like this series!! I didn't enjoy this one quite as much as the first two, but story 2 here made me tear up so it's safe to say I still liked it😂
I just love falling into the rhythm of this series. Even though the book is short, I might as well double the page count. The author does a great job of threading a consistent theme (if the world ends tomorrow questions) across 4 distinct stories, seamlessly giving supporting characters in one story a staring role in the next that when I reach the end I‘m compelled to begin again.
Next up!! I adore the first 2 in these series so I bought this one immediately when I saw it in Foyles in December! Finally reading😍 #JumpStart2023
I thoroughly enjoyed this. Conceptually, it‘s very interesting — filtering history through the lens of popular beverages. I learned a lot about agriculture and the way different cultures approached or reproached these drinks. Plus I am walking away with a good amount of trivia to throw into random conversation. 😁
I listened to this on Audible. Sean Runnette‘s narration often sounded robotic, but overall he did a fine job.
After 2 crappy ☕️ at Dunkin this week I should probably get to reading this book again and make my own (if I don‘t oversleep like usual).