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Bibliophile_22

Bibliophile_22

Joined January 2022

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Educated: A Memoir | Tara Westover
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Gut wrenching and eye opening memoir

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Invisible Monsters | Chuck Palahniuk
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A dark and twisted story with an unexpected ending.

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Brave New World | Aldous Huxley
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Brave New World is a creative novel. It‘s not my favorite dystopian story but it does leave the reader questioning the purpose to life.

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Although not my usual read, I found this book to have a very interesting outlook to life.

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If you‘re considering a change in careers this is the book for you.

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Verity | Colleen Hoover
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“The only question that remains is: Which truth was she manipulating?” Suspenseful to the end.

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Daisy Jones & The Six | Taylor Jenkins Reid
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Such a page turner. The story captures the different dimensions to love.

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It Ends With Us | Colleen Hoover
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Although the book has been over-hyped it was still an entertaining read. The ending was perfect.

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I wanted to love this book coming from a Colombian American upbringing. At times I was mesmerized by her writing but other times the memoir felt slow and hard to believe. Yet, I am grateful Rojas shared her story and that of her family to the world.
“The person who escapes. The mind that forgets itself. The culture that is thought to be erased. The answer is everything. Everything survives”

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Fruit of the Drunken Tree | Ingrid Rojas Contreras
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Chula and Petrona‘s voices bring to life a dark and turbulent time in Colombia‘s history.

canbku I LOVED THIS ONE! 2y
Bibliophile_22 @canbku such a good read 📖 2y
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A candid and personal depiction of Selma Blair‘s life and struggles

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The Girl on the Train | The Girl on the Train
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Suspenseful story but the characters were irritating

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Enjoyable read even if the ending fell short

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Apples Never Fall | Liane Moriarty
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Entertaining read filled with some unexpected twists and turns

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Fun read. I enjoyed seeing the world through the eyes of Christopher Boone. #fromthelibrary

julesG That copy has had an interesting life. 3y
Bibliophile_22 @julesG Indeed! Who knows where this copy has been? 🧐 3y
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This book has its slow and drawn out moments but the conclusion albeit a tad predictable was worth the wait.

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Station Eleven: A novel | Emily St. John Mandel
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Station Eleven reawakened certain feelings and fears of mine from COVID 2020. Although, not always a page turner the characters make this eerie novel come to life.

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Crying in H Mart: A Memoir | Michelle Zauner
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Crying in H Mart is an emotional yet sincere memoir focusing on a mother and daughter‘s unconditional love and bond.

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No One Is Talking about This | Patricia Lockwood
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Although at times hard to follow, No One is Talking About This is a unique read. Part one was a clever and disheartening depiction of our current time and part two was a heartbreaking story of loss.

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Malibu Rising | Taylor Jenkins Reid
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Malibu Rising was an enthralling story filled with great characters.

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Alice Network | Kate Quinn
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It took a little to immerse myself into this one but ended up being an interesting story.

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Jar of Hearts | Jennifer Hillier
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A startling but captivating read

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Disappointing read. The synopsis sounded captivating yet I found the novel slow, dull, and somewhat predictable.

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Little Secrets | Jennifer Hillier
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💯 page turner

Chelsea.Poole Yes it is!! 3y
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The Four Winds | Kristin Hannah
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“Love. In the best of times, it is a dream. In the worst of times, a salvation.” A heart wrenching story with such a powerful ending.

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Great read! It was almost impossible to put this novel down. Captivating from the first to the last page.

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The Nightingale | Kristin Hannah
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“Wounds heal. Love lasts. We remain.” A compelling story about love, loss, and survival during the inhumanity of WWII.

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Enjoyable tale of a boy‘s search for meaning.

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I expected more from this novel. I bought it after hearing rave reviews of the movie. The story line was slow and concentrated more on the financial history and business of the Gucci family rather than a “a true story of murder, madness, glamour and greed.” Unfortunately, I caught myself skimming to see how it ended.

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