At one point, I started to question my sanity. This was the most uneventful, repetitive book I've ever read. A letdown for sure, the last 10% were the most interesting ones.

I'm currently reading this one, but I really struggle to push through it...

To whoever said this book was spicy, well, they were not joking.Nevertheless, there were parts I enjoyed, but the majority was disappointing as I found plotholes and questionable character choices.I did like the family dynamics of our main character, wished there was a lot more of it! All this said, I still think I might read the rest of the books in this series in the hope that it will get better at the fun and cosy part!

P.S. I love the cover!

“He‘d accepted long ago that some people, no matter how good their heart was or how much love they had to give, would always be alone.“

This book has been on my TBR for quite some time. It was a goal to read it before the end of this year and finally, I managed it.
Listened to the audiobook, which I quite enjoyed.
The story was interesting, I love Alaska even though I‘ve never been there, and appreciate the story setup. The characters were interesting with different backgrounds and life baggage- some heavier than others, but meaningful and impactful nonetheless.

“Don't you get lonely living by yourself?“ I asked him. “All things are lonely sometimes,“ said the Thing.
Although this book is only 40 pages long, it leaves a punch I did not expect.
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