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darklydreaming
Happy Place | Emily Henry
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Pickpick

Enjoyed this one! So much more than your average beach-read, romance novel.

“I think, sometimes, we are simply afraid to need. We‘re afraid that if we ask too much, if we bare our tenderest wounds and show our ugliest sides, we‘ll find out that we aren‘t lovable. That we can only keep the ones we love around us as long as we cost them nothing, create no burden. That, at least I think, is the plight of the people pleaser.”

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BookishGirl06
Divine Rivals | Rebecca Ross
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Just started. A little into it and I‘m reading about how her mom is an alcoholic and sells things for money. Wondering if her mom will find typewriter and sell it

Cupcake12 One of my favourite reads of last year ❤️ 2h
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kissmehardy
Breakup Tour | Austin Siegemund-Broka, Emily Wibberley
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Pickpick

I was a little frustrated by how Riley and Max's problems mostly stemmed from a refusal to talk logistics, but that final reunion was EVERYTHING, so I kind of don't mind. Realistic characters and a really fun concept, too! #contemporaryromance

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Injeanious
Pickpick

Fun read but I found it hard to believe with the age difference and the boy band popularity! Lots of explicit sex too!

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khooliha

Some specious taxonomy going on here...

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MizzGraham
A Fate Inked in Blood | Danielle L. Jensen
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This book is GRRREEAAAAT!!! 🤩🤩🤩 Vikings, fantasy, spice, adventure, and a fantastic narrator! #daniellejensen

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MatchlessMarie
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Almost choked on a strawberry I was snacking on at this section 🤣 Go Gavin!

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kimmypete1
First Lie Wins: A Novel | Ashley Elston
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Pickpick

What a thriller!!!

BookKenz I loved this one! 3h
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xicanti
Queen of Shadows | Sarah J Maas
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One of the most frustrating things about the early parts of this series is how often the young women dismiss each other as shallow, vapid bimbos who automatically qualify as The Enemy.

One of the best things about its later parts is how they realize this is bullshit and they team up to support each other and maybehopefully save the world.

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willaful
Grown Ups | Marian Keyes
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A soft or maybe mixed pick. This story is like a very slow and looooong train wreck. It's got a weird structure, an enormous cast, and a lot of nervous anticipation. But it's also got intriguing family dynamics and characterizations, and very strong depictions of love, addiction and grief. I don't regret the 6 or 7 hours I put into it.

#BookSpin #DoubleSpin

LiteraryinLawrence Great review! 50m
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