pick📚📚📚📚📚 Iskat Akaris is my spirit animal. I didn‘t realize that I‘d basically read the end of this novel when I read Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith #20 earlier this year. Loved Iskat‘s development and general dissatisfaction with the Jedi. (Late post April) #litsystarwarsbuddyread #starwars
pickARC REVIEW
Python
Reapers Rejects MC #20
by Elizabeth Knox
⭐⭐⭐⭐/5
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Reapers Rejects MC was one of the 1st MC series I read by Elizabeth Knox and now with the twentieth book, Python, it is coming to an end. Well, sort of. I loved finally getting some insight into Amara's Mexico chapter and who all is being transferred to that chapter now. It is quite an interesting bunch.
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Here‘s my progress on my #readyourkindle picks. I read all of my picks. #3 was a mood read prompt and for that, I read Dark Ride by P.G. Kassel. #7 is the 3rd book in a trilogy. I DNF‘d the first book and decided not to continue with the series. #9 was a Kindle Unlimited prompt and I read Andersen‘s Fairy Tales for that. #20 was a mafia romance and I just finished reading it. It was my first mafia romance and I enjoyed it. It won‘t be my last one.
Here‘s my #readyourkindle picks. #3 is a mood read. #7 is the third book in a trilogy. #9 is a Kindle Unlimited book but I don‘t have a book for that one either. If I finish the trilogy and have time, I‘ll start another trilogy that‘s a continuation of The Story Of Us trilogy. The next trilogy is on KU. #20 is a book with steamy chemistry and a mafia boss storyline. Is it a romance? I don‘t know but I think I would enjoy reading it anyway.
Looking forward to my #readyourebooks choice this month as I‘ve shockingly not tried a Jodi Foster bk yet tho they seem right up my alley.
Tagged is #bookspin and #doublespin is Wide Sargasso Sea (which I‘m happy to finally be reading with the #hashtagbrigade)
#aam is giving me the excuse to pick up Station Eleven
So it looks like a game of catch up all round, and not least in #roll100
Hope y‘all having just as much fun this May!
pick7th book read from Women‘s Prize for fiction Long List
Unpopular opinion but this time, I really liked this novel. In a peculiar, unique sarcastic tone, the author narrate different topics: (social, political, cultural, etc) through this man who visited his country after 26 years of exile.I think it was so creative. Character has a fragmented thinking process, thinking about what he is thinking/observing/doing. ⬇️
Thanks @dabbe for the tag and Thank you @Cupcake12 for creating this play~tag~share card.
1- tackle some errands.
2- Chinchilla...they're like little cuties from a cozy cartoon.
3- There is a bunch of different creatures I would love to be...a surprising pick for me would be the Jaguar. Surprising, because the feline comes in around #20 on my “favorites“ list. Yet, over the last 2years, the Jaguar has been catching my attention for some reason.
pickThird in the newest bunch of Munsch. It's still not as intricate, but I'm not complaining. #20-2024
pickLast book completed during the month of March. I couldn‘t finish another book. Second book read from the Women‘s Prize Fiction long list.
A family saga during Sri Lanka war. So hard and sad. I searched for some information about this time and it was terrible, so many people died, so long this war lasted😢 💔
Beautifully written but hard to read. 4.5/5⭐️
