pickI wasn‘t ready for the many tears to form in my eyes while reading this. Beautifully heartbreaking, and I believe this is the authors debut novel. I‘ll be looking for more of her in the future.
This was my April #bookspin for this month 🌸
Someone‘s had an exhausting day 🙃 Everyone is in bed, now mama can get some reading time in 📚
Tagged was my favorite book for January but The East Indian gave it a run for it‘s money.
pickI loved this book! It drew me in from the beginning, and kept me interested until the end. This author has an amazing ability to describe situations and scenery. I googled pictures of some of the mountain ranges in the story, and they were just as I envisioned them from the authors words. The women in this story were so strong and resilient. I admired the two main characters very much. I highly recommend this book. I am so hungry for a peach now!!
pickUgh…so beautifully written. The depth of the main character, Victoria, made me feel like I truly knew her. Like I felt what she was feeling.
My book club chose this one for January and I‘m glad they did. I haven‘t stopped thinking about it since I finished.
pickThis has amazingly beautiful prose. Lovely nature descriptions. I could not put it down and read it in one sitting. Have some peaches ready. I only had peach jasmine jam from the advent calendar but it was a perfect pairing with the book. Highly recommend. #wintergames #teamevergreen @Clwojick
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Part 2 of 3: My favorites from the 144 books I read (in no particular order). I don‘t include rereads. I‘d love to hear your favorites!
6) A Book of Bees by Sue Hubbell
7) Throne of Glass series
8) The Once and Future King by T.H. White
9) A Fever in the Heartland by Timothy Egan
10) Go As a River by Shelley Read
While Hotel of Secrets was a close second 5⭐️, this saga from a debut author completely stole my heart.♥️ Beautiful writing, achingly real characters, evocative and emotional. Simply loved.
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