cute and nerdy. breeze to read. very open door, so skip this one if that's not your thing.

twenty-first book of summer.

twentieth book of summer. do not read unless you've read the daevabad trilogy--spoilers galore.

nineteenth book of summer.

eighteenth book of summer.

seventeenth book of summer.

sixteenth book of summer.

fifteenth book of summer.

fourteenth book of summer.

thirteenth book of summer break

12th book of summer break

eleventh book of summer

book ten of summer

book nine of summer

eighth book of summer.

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book five of summer break

book four of summer break

third book of summer vacation

second book of summer break.

first book of summer break

I could live with the Jekyll and Hyde connection—I anticipated it from the title and the cover, and I even looked forward to seeing how it would pan out, but at some point I wish the author had taken Coco Chanel‘s advice and taken a couple of accessories/allusions off before publishing.

Country house mystery that turns out to be more complicated. Delightful to get a sort of origin story for some of the things from the Peculiar Crimes Unit like Arthur‘s striped scarf and yellow Mini.

Excited to be jumping in with the Peculiar Crimes Unit again! #125booksin2019

This book has a really nice story with plenty of twists and turns like the river itself, but what I really love about Diane Setterfield‘s book The Thirteenth Tale and this one is how atmospheric and textural they are.

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