Finished my #ispybingo board for March with a few days to spare!
My current TBRs wouldn‘t help with getting more than my 2 bingos lol. Looking forward to next month‘s board.
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Finished my #ispybingo board for March with a few days to spare!
My current TBRs wouldn‘t help with getting more than my 2 bingos lol. Looking forward to next month‘s board.
Via @TheAromaofBooks
I'm kind of pretending that it's not a mere week until April.
But here's the April #ISpyBingo
board anyway.
As always, all the 2025 boards can be found here:
https://www.canva.com/design/DAGVO4NctsY/-lGsmflP3sUW9FsAung8hg/view?utm_content...
I'm kind of pretending that it's not a mere week until April. 😬 But here's the April #ISpyBingo board anyway. 😂
As always, all the 2025 boards can be found here: https://www.canva.com/design/DAGVO4NctsY/-lGsmflP3sUW9FsAung8hg/view?utm_content...
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pickAvery‘s future changes over night when she finds out a billionaire leaves her nearly his entire fortune. Why? To receive her inheritance she must stay at Hawthorne house for one year. It‘s filled with puzzles, codes and riddles and four brothers who are dangerous and thought they would inherit their grandfathers fortune.
Avery will have to play the game if she wants to survive.
A fast paced mystery story which I found hard to put down!
I may be one of the last to read this 😂
so-soClayton Stumper turned up in a hatbox on the fellowship's front porch as a baby. Instead of actually having a heart-to-heart with him before her death, his mother Pippa sets him a treasure hunt to unravel his past. Maybe she just thought he could do with getting some fresh air?
Adorable, but a little boring. If you like low stakes and very little plot, this was a fun meander. Wholesome, but I generally need more meat to sustain my interest.
pickThis was a comforting, cosy read which was what I needed. Perhaps a little stronger in its first half than the second but gentle and heartwarming.
#kobo
100% would have forgotten about posting this if @Liseworks hadn't reminded me 😂 As always, anyone can play along - items can be found on the front, back, or spine of the book. Unless a word is in quotation marks (in which case, you need that actual word), items can be a picture of the item or the word (i.e. stripes on the cover or the word stripes). You can use this board just this month, or keep going until you clear it. One book can clear ⬇
