1. I have but then I celebrate Hanukkah….and it‘s over.
2. I finished the tagged book last month. The main character goes food shopping alot and I loved to read what she bought from the high end shops she visited… cheeses, wine, olives.
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The story of an Admissions counselor at Princeton…whose life gets turned upside down. I saw the movie first so I knew the storyline and really liked reading the book.
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The tagged book is my #Doublespin read and my goal is to read that. Airplane reading….as I am going to see Taylor Swift at the Chief‘s vs Eagles football game Monday night. 🤣
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pickApparently when my brain needs a rest, this is what I go to. A 1965 biography?/study?/hagiography? of Princeton basketball star Bill Bradley. Bradley would go on to a Rhodes scholarship, an NBA career with the Knicks, a long period as a US senator and a serious president candidacy. But that all happened after McPhee‘s awe-filled exploration of a then young mr. perfect. What weird? It works. It‘s a terrific book.
bailedPretentious and sexist, I bailed on this book after chapter 3. I like the idea of a book based mystery that is not a cozy mystery, but I don‘t have time for a bunch of bros.
so-soI‘m not sure what I just listened to, lol. It was strange and at times hard to follow. At the end it made sense but until then it was annoying to be honest. It was a unique-ish story being that it was based at Princeton and had fictionalized real people for characters.
I wish it had been better organized and easier to follow.
Started this one. I feel like I should start it over because I feel lost and confused. I‘m well over an hour into it though. Maybe I‘ll catchup and things will click.
pickA light read. And I'm proud of myself for solving the murders. ☺️
