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mobill76
Long Way Home | Lynn Austin
Mehso-so

Started out so well. Beautifully emotive setup. Then it just dried up. Slow. The story resolved into two needlessly separated converging arcs.There was a good spiritual punch-line after 26 chapters. Then a very unsatisfying finish. "Their marriage in name only was annulled." No. That was as bad as a logically inconsistent mystery reveal. Lynn should've killed Sam in the war and let Giselle rescue Joe. Because that's what actually happened.

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RiversEve
When We Had Wings | Ariel Lawhon, Susan Meissner, Kristina Mcmorris
Pickpick

I love WW2 books and I‘ve never heard of these women before. It was such a good read. I give it 5/5 stars!

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Eggs
The Memories We Keep | Walter Zacharius
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It‘s time to open the August surprise book from @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks !! Part of the open-a-book-each-month gift from Misty💞💞💞💞💞

Excited to read this🥰😎🤩 Thank you so much for your kindness and thoughtfulness 👌🏼🙏🏻👏🏻

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TracyReadsBooks
The Investigation | Jung-myung Lee
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Pickpick

There is so much you can say about this one & my thoughts are so scattered…it‘s excellent. I‘ll start there. Set in a prison in 1945, this is the story of a prisoner (also a poet) & a guard (also a censor). The guard is murdered & what follows is a murder mystery but it‘s more than that. This fictionalized account of the life of one of Korea‘s foremost poets is about words, poetry, books, freedom, war, hope, truth, guilt, & much more. Very good.

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SassyBookworm
When We Had Wings | Ariel Lawhon, Susan Meissner, Kristina Mcmorris
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Audio cooking today! It‘s my day off work today so, even though it‘s warmer today than it has been recently, I‘m making homemade chili! My husband has been begging me to make it since the first sign of fall was in the air.
I really like this audio book so far but have had a little trouble keeping up with the multiple characters since they aren‘t separated by chapters.

#SassyBookworm😏 #AudioCooking #FallVibes 🍂

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Mshookquilts
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Pickpick

Starts fairly exciting, but then slows way down to set the story up. Hang in there, the last half races forward. A dead body with an unopened parachute in almost the same uniform of soldiers quartered at Farleigh Field is found . Individuals from the area now work secret positions in various ministries and they are sent home to see what is going on. Are there spies in the upper class?

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SilversReviews
When We Had Wings | Ariel Lawhon, Susan Meissner, Kristina Mcmorris
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Blueberry
The Dirty Dozen | E. M. Nathanson
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Eggs Excellent 👌🏼 2y
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kspenmoll
Jack 1939 | Francine Mathews
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Mehso-so

This was a fantastical, imaginative journey of a book. What interested me most was Jack‘s huge challenges in living with Addison‘s disease as well as his relationship & pursuit of Diana Playfair( whose side is she really on? U.S.,Soviet‘s?) & his relationship with FDR & his father. All fictional of course. #14books14weekd #TBR

TheAromaofBooks That's interesting about the Addison's. It's not a disease you hear much about. My grandma suffered from it - took a long time before doctors figured out what was going on with her. 2y
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