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I listened to this book on flights to and from Alaska, and it was the perfect complement to my trip.

📷: Mountain view as we flew out of Anchorage.

#audiobook #Alaska

#bookspin list on the left and bingo to the left - let's go, June!

“But he‘d loved only Eby. You didn't need a mirror to tell you that you were beautiful when you had proof like that.”

#Lost

#LostInTitle

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@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Birthday hall plus the tagged book which just so happened to arrive on my birthday from the Harvard first editions signed book subscription. My daughter and I are playing hooky from school and work to spa, eat fancy foods, and read 🥳

Finishing the long weekend with this one.

Full of whimsy and heart, this sweet novel follows a young woman looking for home. After her mother's sudden passing, Mattie returns to Ivy Ridge—the magical place where she spent her childhood summers. She doesn‘t plan to stay, but the enchanting old house seems to have other plans. My bookclub and I enjoyed our time in this story, full of southern charm & second chances. For fans of Sarah Addison Allen. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ❤️📚

#NewberyWinner
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I read three bangers in a row but The Antidote was the best book this year, absolutely incredible. I personally did not enjoy The Long Island Compromise.

Since I only read about 8-10 books per month and half of those are library books (free spaces) many titles get pushed to the next month. So many books, so little time! #MountTBR

This was interesting but not engaging. The characters resembled game pieces. If there was a plot, it was vague enough to escape notice. The author‘s descriptions of the dust storms were the most visceral and true of anything in the novel.