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Not my favorite of the series, but still fast paced and enjoyable.

These books are such fun, quick reads!

Monsays are rough, ya'll... Buster and I needed a quick power nap to get through the afternoon! We are listening to the tagged audiobook and thoroughly enjoying it

Me: "I'm going to go to bed early tonight and make sure I get a good night's sleep. "

Me, 10 minutes later: "I think I'll start a new book before I go to sleep!"

There's a reason I'm always tired, and I don't have babies or toddlers anymore to blame it on!

The most outrageous but perhaps the best in the series so far? Live, laugh, love.

Very chaotic, very fun, very few brain cells required.

Sara's journey is absolutely beautiful. I loved the stories she shares about her trip, and enjoyed learning more about monarchs as well. It was wonderful reading about her deep passion for the monarchs, as well as her fears and insecurities. I also enjoyed reading her stories about the ice cream (especially that first one with the motorcyclist). #Nonfiction #Environmentalism #Naturalist #Bike

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Dr. Theo Cray is on the hunt for a killer nurse, and redemption, in a mind-bending psychological thriller by the Wall Street Journal bestselling author of The Naturalist.

#audible #mystery #books

Ugh, I do not enjoy thrillers. And that ending was bull. I wish some of these prompts were less specific. I have to read a western, too.

#BookishBingo: Neurodiverse protagonist
#Pop20: Medical thriller

The book was a decent overview of Muir's life, but I found it quite dry. The author often stuck to the bare facts of Muir's work and travels without any explanation as to what was driving him. Not a bad read, but I wouldn't recommend.
Pictured: eerie turquoise water of North Cascades National Park. Minerals in the glacier runoff cause the odd color. John Muir studied glacier movement in America.
#nationalparks #readoutdoors #extremereading