pickPicked the tagged up to (quickly) get my spine tingling award on GR… and it was really just so good. Intense, raw, dark, horrific - nothing new to say about it, but ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ from me.
Also finished the 13th Child and… man, I just didn‘t love that one. I struggled to get through it and ultimately thought she (author) made some… questionable choices. 🤷♀️ Not terrible, but not amazing. ⭐️⭐️💫 or maybe ⭐️⭐️⭐️
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♥️🥰🤗♥️ Thank you soooo much @Chrissyreadit !!! This is such a cool autumnal housewarming gift!! You‘re always so thoughtful & sweet & I so appreciate you!! Everything is just perfect, the candle smells sooo good, the popcorn is delish, & I can‘t wait to try the coffee!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Malachi & I also finally finished The Christmas Pig! He loved it. He even pulled it down to read to me this morning ☺️. 1 down in my #Tenbeforetheend #10beforetheend
My #tenbeforetheend #10beforetheend
Including some I‘ve already started, because #beingkindtomyself #selfcare #
#TenBeforeTheEnd
One book DNF'd, one unavailable in time (Gilead), one about half done (Rivers of London) and 7 finished and enjoyed. Not bad!
pickWoohoo!🙌🏽 My last book for #TenBeforeTheEnd is done! I really liked it after a bit of a slow start. Another book I‘m so happy to have finally read off my shelf. Thanks so much @ChaoticMissAdventures for a great challenge! Let‘s do it again next year! 😉🎉
pickBook 9 for my #TenBeforeTheEnd and one I‘ve had on my shelf since it was long listed for the Women‘s Prize years ago. An entertaining tale based on true events in a whaling community in 1908. The main character Mary is funny and the writing had me laughing out loud a few times. Glad I finally read it!
Ahh I‘m so close to finishing #tenbeforetheend!
But both of the books I have left are real chunksters! 835 and 509 pages! I don‘t know if I can finish either in 5 days!
pickThe fall of Troy told by the women most impacted: Andromache, Helen, Cassandra, and Rhea.
Intense! & also part 2 of a duology!😅 I was familiar enough with Troy to know the general set up, so I didn‘t really feel lost jumping in the middle. Everyone‘s stories balanced nicely, & there was an element of hope throughout, even as you know the tragedy that is coming. Also, always love a Greek retelling that validates my Paris sucks belief.🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑
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