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laurabilly13
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2️⃣9️⃣ Christmas holidays mean more time for reading!

kspenmoll Loved this book! 4d
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Victoriahoperose
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This was beautifully written and such a powerful story about women. There is so much pressure in being a woman in so many ways and this really touched on a lot of that especially in showing the story of women from a different culture. A lot of heavy topics in this one - pregnancy, abuse, loss. Definitely would recommend.

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TorieStorieS
Never Let You Go | Chevy Stevens
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I‘ve been a fan of Stevens‘ writing from the start! Reminiscent of SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY, this domestic suspense listen grips from the first minutes & I always found myself eager to get back it! Lindsay‘s marriage only has one good thing— her daughter, Sophie (the “good” being relative because I wanted shake sense into this dumb teen… seriously!). After running from her husband & his arrest, Lindsay‘s terrified when he reappears in their lives.

KadaGul Beautiful Cover 🤩😍 3mo
JenlovesJT47 Sleeping With The Enemy is such a great movie! Haven‘t seen it in awhile. 🤓 3mo
TorieStorieS @KadaGul Thanks! I had fun coloring this one! 😊 3mo
TorieStorieS @JenlovesJT47 Same!! I feel like it used to be on TV a lot! It looks like you can rent it on Amazon Prime… I just may have to do that this month! 3mo
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Susanita
Black and Blue | Anna Quindlen
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I found this feather during my walk yesterday. #darkblue #coverlove

Eggs Love Quindlen💙💙. The feather is a nice touch 🪶 5mo
Susanita @Eggs Thanks! I don‘t think I‘d even seen a blue jay feather before that wasn‘t attached to a blue jay, but I just happened to look down and see it on the sidewalk. 5mo
Eggs Then it was a sign 🪶 🐦 5mo
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rachelk
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January - Tom Lake
February - David Copperfield
March - Sea of Tranquility
April - Dead-End Memories
May - A Woman Is No Man

#topread2024 #fiction

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rachelk
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This is told from the perspective of three generations of Muslim women — two originally from Palestine with the youngest raised in the United States. Past horrors in Palestine are referred to and are a catalyst for moving to Brooklyn but the story is about the women, internalized misogyny and the difficulties of living in a patriarchal society. I thought this was brave, well written and hard to put down though at times a bit heavy handed.

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ChrisBohjalian
Secrets of Eden: A Novel | Chris Bohjalian
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Hey, look what eBook is on sale for only $1.99? That's less than I pay for my morning maple cream cheese danish after walking my beloved dog, Jesse!

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Amandakay
Pucking Wild | Emily Rath
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Much better than pucking around!