I really enjoyed this book, the concept seemed very original and creative and I thought the story was very well thought out and ties together nicely for a satisfying end.
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The Hidden Memory of Objects | 
I really enjoyed this book, the concept seemed very original and creative and I thought the story was very well thought out and ties together nicely for a satisfying end.
"Every object has a voice. Every object tells a story."
My Once Upon A Book Club box arrived and skipped the top of my TBR. I dove in, couldn't put it down, and as always I was completely mesmerized by the clever and useful gifts that seemed like they were pulled straight from the pages of the book.
As always I cannot recommend this box enough, especially now there is a YA version ?
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pickI really enjoyed this book, it was a quick unique interesting story.
My Bookish Box this month was also a good one. It included the book The Hidden Memory of Objects (which I'm really happy about!), a pair of Sherlock socks, a Lunar Chronicles art print, a Marlee (from The Selection) tote bag & a Simon (TMI) candle in Java Jones scent☕️(it smells amazing!) There was also a t-shirt but it's not in the pic because I already wore it & its in the wash. It's got a Samwise quote from Lord of the Rings on it. #bookishbox
I can't decide if I like this book or not, and I'm almost done with it. :/
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I'm pleasantly surprised this month and thinking about starting this book ASAP.
#TBRtemptation post 4! A YA mystery to help get your energy flowing. Megan's brother, Tyler, is dead & the cops say suicide by overdose. She's determined to find the truth by piecing his last months through his things. As a college artist, she begins seeing memories in his belongings & can paint them. She enlists an artifact detective specializing in murderabilia, & with friends she looks for answers across DC! #blameLitsy #blameMrBook 😎
Megan's brother Tyler, is dead, but the cops are killing him all over again. They say he died of a drug overdose, potentially suicide—Determined to figure out what happened before Tyler‘s death, Megan turns to the things he left behind. She understands the stories objects tell.
However, her artistic talent has developed and she can now see memories attached to some of his belongings—and those memories reveal a brother she never knew.
#TBR 📚
