pickI loved this book- couldn‘t put it down. As a woman, I related to the main character. It also reminded me of some important life lessons- we all mess up but you have to learn to forgive yourself and keep going, it‘s not too late to make a change, and it‘s important to let people in. Cliques perhaps but truths nonetheless. Iykyk.
September 13 #IdiumInsight Lose Your Marbles I loved this game when I was a child. My sister was the neighborhood champion. @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
This is the first thing that came to mind for #InTheFastLane !!
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This is David Metzenthen‘s new book coming in July. It‘s not listed here yet. But I did love Jarvis 24. Just started this one for #julyrso2023 #digitalarc #loveozya This author has written many many books over the past 30 years I reckon (maybe 40). They offer thoughtful, kind male protagonists who are open to learning, loving and life. High hopes for this fellow.
so-soI found a lot of this to be judgmental and alarmist, but it was worth reading for the discussion of the different ways concussions present in girls and boys #soccermom
Thank you #NetGalley for this book! I absolutely adore this series and have been desperate for more ever since I finished the last one. It's getting bumped right to the top of my TBR list, no question!
This was my first 'The book was so much better than the movie' experience. I remember watching the movie and thinking 'this can't be the same thing as that book I read.' #TheBookIsAlwaysBetter
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