I absolutely adored this book when I read it twenty years ago. I picked up a used copy and decided to read it again to see how it holds up. 100 pages in and so far, so good!

This lovely book came out today. If you like stories with humor, poignancy, a little romance, and characters you care about, you should pick it up! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

There is just something about British chick lit that is so satisfying! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

First time reading this author who writes about locations near where I live. I am thoroughly enjoying it so far and it would only be better if I were reading it on a beach! Bonus points: the main character is a librarian who owns a bookstore.

Giving this series a second shot after not loving the first one. So far, I'm really enjoying it and it is a great read while I sit on the couch under a blanket, nursing a miserable cold.

I started this audiobook yesterday and have already listened to more than half. It is so tense and compelling - a great listen 👍🏻

This book flew totally under the radar for me when it came out, but I'm so glad it came to my attention now. I absolutely adored this YA book about grief, loss and first love. ❤

I raced through this one and it was even better than the first. So many twists and turns. And that ending!

It took me almost half of this book to really get into it, but once I did, I couldn't put it down! I have the next one checked out from the library and ready to go.

Finishing this one up today. I've had it on my shelf for ages and was finally motivated to pick it up for the #readharder challenge. I am surprised by how much I've enjoyed it. I recommend it even if you (like me) care nothing about baseball!

This is definitely not my usual type of read, but a co-worker said it is her favorite series ever, so I decided to give it a shot. It felt like it was setting things up for future installments more than it was a complete story in itself, but nevertheless has me intrigued and eager to try the second.

This book is so good! I wanted to extend my lunch break by a few hours so I could keep reading after I got to the big twist that I did NOT see coming.

I know this won the Pulitzer, but I am 120 pages in and am not captivated by it. Do I bail or forge on? 🤔

I feel like I *may* have checked too many books out of the library.