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Reading a Scottish writer while in Scotland 🏴
Reading a Scottish writer while in Scotland 🏴
2 page spread in the local Edinburgh paper all about Muriel Spark today ❤️❤️
My husband gave my reading corner a mini makeover and a copy of Jean Brodie and Robbie Burns poetry for our trip to Scotland next week #bucketlist apparently it‘s my Diamond Jubilee Tour 🤣🤣
What a strange, wonderful book! The book-within-a-book format is well done, and both stories are compelling, especially as one begins to overlap with the other. It's quirky and funny and feminist. I picked this one up due to a persuasive shelf talker at a local bookstore.
McFadden has once again delivered an unputdownable, gritty, twisty thriller. I always know when I start one of McFadden‘s titles I am in for one hell of a ride....
Full review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/6535841895
Shoes, shoes and more shoes…oh, and highly manipulative behavior with a hefty dash of “ew.” This book revolves around 2 female characters, one with mediocre poetry skills and the other with a rabid shoe fetish…and both have a complicated, questionable, icky relationship with one man. Good book to blow through while sitting outside, but the overuse of the word “pumps” will drive you to drink copious amounts of booze. Still a worthy read.
Soft pick for me. I didn't care for the multiple POV's. I give it a soft pick, bc I never expected the culprit of the murder. I consider it a Gothic vibe mystery.
#audiobook #readaway,2024
5✨ I recently read a book with a similar character trait as the teachers in this book, and I‘m not really a fan. However, the tension throughout the book kept me on the edge of seat and finding that I didn‘t want to put it down. Then the ending had me really impressed with the author for hiding a key detail all the way to the end that blew my already blown mind.