Finished this over the weekend... in the beginning, it was addicting like After by Anna Todd was for me, but it was also exasperating too. I love the Winston brothers and their relationship, the thought nuggets about growing up with a shitty patent, but kind of hate the actual writing. Anyone else read this one? Am I the only one who felt like this?

Retreading this one for book club. Can‘t get enough Tarryn Fisher! Any PLN‘s out there agree? 🙌🏼

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I picked this book up because I had to see what all the fuss was about- my students can‘t get enough of it. I see the taboo appeal for them, but I definitely liked the artwork in this book more than I enjoyed the plot.

Feeling wrecked after having finished this excellent story. Wow.

I love Buzzfeed quizzes! Had to take this one after I saw a few others had ⚡️ #ravenclaw

So excited for all the new books I got for my classroom! 🙌🏼📖🤓

I made it! #24in48 for the first time!! My timer reset halfway through, but luckily I took a screen shot for a post before it did. So here‘s my two timers for this readathon. Feeling pretty happy I dedicated my weekend to reading. Congrats to everyone else who spent time reading this weekend, whether it was for 24 hours or 2! #readersgonnaread

I‘m 21 hours in and just finished my fourth book!

This book! The Good Daughter sucked me in and kept me turning the pages until the very last one. There were definitely some parts of this book that were hard for me to read, but I still really enjoyed it very much. I haven‘t like all of Karin Slaughter‘s books, but this is my current favorite.
#24in48

H•O•U•R 18 - my favorite book-to-screen adaptation. I really enjoyed Silver Linings Playbook and Perks of Being a Wallflower.

I‘ve read 9 hours and finished two books! 👊🏼
#24in48

Starting out my #24in48 by finishing Magpie Murders. Kindle is charged, wine poured... Let‘s do this! 🙌🏼🤓

What a listen! The character building in this book made it for me. I was shocked by how much I cared for all the people of Beartown by the time I finished it. This story is a long haul that‘s totally worth it.

I‘m also gearing up for #24in48! Who else is spending the weekend reading?

This book was a slow starter, but now I‘m loving it! The character building is 🙌🏼 it‘s been a happy surprise.

I tried reading one of the author‘s other books, A Man Called Ove, but just wasn‘t feeling it. Now I‘m considering giving it a second chance. Have you read it? Is it worth the read?

I love seeing my year of reading on Goodreads! One of the things I enjoy most about reading is that it makes me think about things I wouldn‘t have before.

This year I‘ve read great books and disappointing ones, just as I‘ve lived through personal highs and lows. I‘ve kind of been all over the place this year, but like the books I‘ve read, it‘s a journey and I‘m learning a lot. ♥️ 📚

This book was so intriguing! It caused me to think deeply about things I normally wouldn‘t. I didn‘t love all of it, but it was entertaining and exceeded my expectations. #audiobook #overdrive

Jazz is the son of the most notorious serial killer. His father is in prison, but Jazz hears his words in his head every day. Instead of giving in to who he was raised to be, Jazz hunts serial killers instead.

This series definitely has a Dexter vibe, but it‘s an entirely different story with wonderfully complex and dynamic characters. #currentread #YAlit

Spending the night reading #scythe 📖
I keep waiting for this book to surprise me, but it hasn‘t yet. I‘m on the fence about whether I like it or not. Have you read it? Thoughts?

This book was a surprise! I loved the story, related to the characters, and found myself totally sucked in after about 40 pages. Highly recommend if you're looking for a great novel with all the feels.

Really excited to be starting this one 👏🏼 Happy Friday!

Loving this story and all its one-liners so far ♥️

I'm a bit late to post, but I finished my #24in48 readathon at 18 hours and 14 minutes last night. Didn't make it to 24 hours, but I'm calling it a win! 🙌🏼

Also, I'm just starting Animal Under the Fur... I'm not quite sure about it yet. Anyone read it???

I went in to this book without knowing the premise... while there were times I felt the story was taking too long, I loved the characters enough to hold out. The stories were worth it. I love the ending of this book and Jesse's speech about the cosmos.

I'm also nearly 16 hours into the readathon. Even though I'm not going to make it to 24, it feels awesome to have dedicated a weekend to reading 🙌🏼
#24in48 #24in48update

Finally back home and snuggled up to read 🙌🏼🤓📚 I've only got 6 hours and 19 minutes in so far, but I've got tonight and tomorrow to make up for it. Here's to a #24in48 ⏱

Also, this book cover though! 😍

Off to a slow start, but I'm 2 hours and 40 minutes in! 🙌🏼📚 #24in48update Also, I'm loving this audiobook. We're road tripping to a nearby lake as a family today. ☀️🌊 There's nothing like a Taylor Jenkins Reid story on a long drive 🎧

Gearing up for #24in48 with some great library reads 🙌🏼🤓📚 Not pictured are my audiobooks for the weekend: The Fall of Lisa Bellow, He Said She Said, and Maybe in Another Life 🎧

I was sucked right into this book and then sucked right back out. I really wanted to like it, but couldn't get over the fact that I didn't sympathize with Ani and all of her first world complaints. The story has an interesting plot, but I wanted more from the ending and characters.

This book is a great YA story. It's got a touching back story, exciting mystery, comics woven into the chapters, and quite a bit of action. I didn't love it because it glossed over a lot of things (to be expected at times in YA), but I know my 7th grade students would be super into it.

Also, this book earns credit in my book for not including a cliche romance angle.

I really enjoyed this book! I loved the themes of #friendship #grief #relationships #family. This book has a great narrator and relatable characters. The story is very relevant and makes you think twice about your actions, which is a wonderful thing for YA. I listened to the audio and it was 🙌🏼.

This audiobook was the best I've ever listened to! I loved the way this story was told with memos, IM's, and recovered data. I'm not a huge fan of sci-fi, but this story was an awesome whirlwind that quickly snagged my attention.

I listened to the audiobook and enjoyed it. A good LGBT story with a quirky narrator.

I'm finally reading EoS!

I love this cover and the esthetics of this book sO much! Starting it today 📚☕️

I was reluctant to start this book, but I'm so glad I did. Really enjoying the story so far.

#audiobook #overdrive #currentread

I'm not sure it's ever taken me so long to read a book, but this one did. I felt this book. I dreamt about it. I had to leave it and come back. It was unlike any book I've read before. I enjoyed it, and am glad I read it. I think I'll wait a while, but I do want to read Daisy's story.

Why is it that after months of being on hold, all my audiobooks become available in the same weekend?! 😳 Am I the only one with this problem?

Here's to some heavy listening in the next week 👊🏼 #overdriveapp #audiobooks

My #24in48update 📚☕️🙌🏼
Off to a slow start, but I'm settling in for an afternoon of reading. I'm hoping to knock this off the list first 👊🏼
It's an interesting read so far and I'm very swept up in the story (currently at 48%). #24in48

Ramping up to read #24in48 📚🙌🏼☕️
I'm currently in the middle of I Let You Go and The Man I Love. After finishing those, I plan to pick a book from this list! Suggestions on which one to read first?!

Really excited to read this one. I've heard great things, which always gets me excited for a book. Anybody read it yet?

I have devoured this trilogy this week. Anybody else get sucked in by the Royals? 👑👑👑
Due to the major cliffhangers, I'm very glad I didn't have to wait for any of the books to come out 😅

Today's 📚 mail!

I loved this book so much that I miss reading it. It sucked me right in. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ This was a "just give me two more chapters!" kind of book. Light, fun, and addicting.

This book was just meh for me. The dialogue was so casual and accented that it took 100 pages to adjust to it. I got to page 300 and wanted to quit. I only finished this book because I'd already spent so much time on it, and I had hopes it might turn out better than it actually did.

This book was just meh for me. I was expecting more...

After taking my patronus quiz (I got the hummingbird), I was a little disappointed that pottermore didn't give more information about what that patronus meant. I got the idea to google the symbolism of my animal on Instagram. I was very happy with what it said and thought it hit closer to home than I expected.
#harrypotter #always #patronus #hummingbird

This book was an unexpected surprise! Pick this one up if you're looking for relatable characters and a realistic take on love, friendship, and family from a teenage perspective.

I struggled to rate this book because it didn't truly hook me until the last 100 pages. This book slowly builds to an ending that leaves many unanswered questions. I would have preferred less building, and more explanation in the ending. That being said, it's an intriguing idea... 6 kindergarteners kidnapped, and 11 years later, only 5 of the 6 return with no recollection of where they've been.

The lack of confidence in the main character of this book killed the story for me. I got a third of the way through and couldn't listen to Allyson whine about other girls being more beautiful than her and Europe not meeting her expectations.

The lack of confidence in the main character of this book killed the story for me. I got a third of the way through and couldn't listen to Allyson whine about other girls being more beautiful than her and Europe not meeting her expectations.

This book took some time to pull me in, but I enjoyed it. I recommend googling images of all the sites in Italy that Lina visits and mentions.