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Here‘s my #readyourkindle list for May. It hasn‘t changed that much. I feel like I‘ll be able to read my #roll100 book and finish a series that I started. I don‘t know if I‘ll be able to mood read but I like having the option to do it once I‘ve finished priority reads.

It was nice being back in Sea Haven on the Jersey shore. Ceepak & Danny catch a case when preserved body parts and skulls from 20 years ago are found in various locations around town. Is the serial killer a regular vacationer or a neighbor?

#BookSpinBingo #readyourebooks #Roll100 #SeriesLove2025

It also contained all 5 #WickedWords for the month!!

May #bookspin picks! Any #roll100 book and Margo's Got Money Troubles, which sounds unhinged in the best way. Excited! 😆
@TheAromaofBooks

This has taken me forever to read because I'm still having issues with my eyes. But well worth the effort. Dodos! Ridiculous puns. Books and libraries and plots and all of it.

Late but still April #Roll100 @PuddleJumper

This has been on my shelf for far too long - so long, all I could remember about it was that I wanted to read it! I really enjoyed it, it was quirky and sweet and a little mysterious. I will need to pick up more Annie Hartnett

Roll 24 for #Roll100

Here‘s my #roll100 picks for May. I don‘t think I‘ll read every book but I would like to read my #roll100 book that was picked back in February.

I keep going back and forth on this one. Somehow, I had trouble connecting the characters between the two timelines, they just felt like a completely different cast of characters. I liked both timelines but maybe not together.

Roll 36 for #Roll100

Here‘s my May #bookspinbingo picks. My #bookspin is a #roll100 book that was picked in February and my #doublespin is a book club book. I joined Crow Club on the Fable app because I saw that they‘re reading Project Hail Mary this month and I want to read it. I‘ve been wanting to read it since I added it to my Goodreads TBR in 2021. I‘ve heard good things about it. I hope I like it.

Translates as: The White Spot. An Instructin to antiracist thinking.

I got angry, I got sad and I felt shame. But I've also learned a lot about racism in Germany (Switzerland isn't any different when it comes to that), where it comes from and also, what we can do about it. Sadly, many things the author warns about, have already come true. That's why it's so important to read those books. Even if it's uncomfortable.

#roll100 @PuddleJumper

May #Bookspin looking good! Left pretty broad but I‘ve got picks for #Roll100 , #AAM , and #netgalleygrou‘s go!!!!