pickThis was okay. It was well written and there were times I felt interested and invested, but overall it was fairly slow. It was told from so many different POV‘s that the overall effects was a little jumbled. I think a serious editor would have benefited this book immensely. The narrator of the audiobook was fantastic though, so that kept me listening until the end. This is between a pick and a so-so for me.
Audio redecorating continues! Painted, installed new blinds, installed new curtain rods, and new curtains hung up. I still have to steam them, and please ignore the furniture, but it‘s coming along! 💜🖤💪 #AudioProjects
I‘ve been listening to this audiobook and working on the living room. I took the painters tape all down, put the covers back on the outlets, and I‘m starting to install the new curtain rods. It‘s been a productive but tiring day.
bailedThis is the second book l've bailed on in a week. Not good.
It actually started out nice: story mostly set on an ocean liner in the 1940s ( l mean, how amazing is that?), Nazis, Jews feeling from Germany, lots of secrets.
But the pace soon became glacial, with lots of pointless scenes and the characters goals and conflicts are mostly unclear.
Since l only own a file, l stole this pic from here https://bit.ly/2jPJ7so
#ReadingResolutions #MayTBR
Tentative list of books to read this month. The Lays of Beleriand is part of the #YearOfTolkien readalong. A Promise Given and A Dark Cold Sea are my choice for the #NetGalleyTBRAttack challenge.
Hope to have a better reading month than April
Started this novel tonight on the train and already l'm intrigued
#currentlyreading
The Ocean Liner | 
