so-soMemoirs are hit and miss for me, as fiction is my main love. While I see the importance of this book, I am likely not in the target audience, with the disconnect being more due to the age gap than the gender gap. With that being said, I can say that I came away knowledgeable about gender fluidity and the challenges they face in a predominantly binary world.
Book 41/100
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so-soI don‘t know if it was the book or everything that‘s going on out there, but this Pendergast book seemed to be lacking something. Almost like Pendergast was only half there. Or maybe my lack of focus only saw half of him. 🤷🏻♀️
Book 40/100
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pickI went into this one not sure if I was going to like it. It is told through conversations between women through 20 years of the main character‘s rather dysfunctional life. Although there were times I felt that I was missing a highly intellectual point she was trying to make, I really enjoyed Popkey‘s writing and Rebecca Lowman‘s narration was on point.
Book 35
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pickA light romantic read that was a perfect background listen during weekend activities. Book 27/100
(Somehow my current book cover always matches the section I am knitting, on this never ending blanket).
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so-soWhile I did enjoy this, I did find it a bit too long and the banter a little forced (well written banter should not require being told that characters giggled, laughed or chuckled). I have heard that the movie was actually better than the book. Book 26/100. #yarnandbooks
pickThe final book in the Truly Devious trilogy. I loved the banter between the characters while they worked to solve two mysteries. Hopefully this isn‘t the last we hear from Stevie Bell and her friends. Book 25/100 #yarnandbooks
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