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pickThis book was really good! I was a bit intimidated by how big it was (cause I never finish big books) but it was really easy to fly through. It does have some mature content (as in sexual content and swearing) so I wouldn‘t suggest it to someone that doesn‘t feel comfortable reading that stuff. But anyways, the book was very good and I‘d recommend it to almost anyone. :)
You know what 2020 *has* been good for?
Lots and lots of reading. 😅🤪
#howjessicareadsin2020
so-soI didn‘t know that this is a middle book of a trilogy – which is a good thing because it means that it can be read as a standalone and doesn‘t cause the feeling of having missed relevant parts. But it might also explain why I‘m at odds with the plot.
I figured the “big issue” right from the beginning, and yeah the descriptions in the second half are gripping and impressive. They build something to remember.
But: What‘s the frame-story again❓🤔
The narrators are great. They‘re really voice-acting the situations – especially Sascha Icks who‘s reading Sarah‼️ There‘s no need to say something about Philipp Schepmann, is there❓😉
But I‘m not sure what to make of the story. I feel for Adam, his tortures are vivid and scary to me. But being halfway through his constant encounters with the police start annoying me. 🙄 Hope, he and Sarah meet soon so that the story then picks up pace.
Guess who‘s late for #ThoughtfulThursday (again) …
👩❤️👨 • The holiday my significant other and I wanted to spend together in the end of April • My own rehab (no, none on drugs 😂) • My friend‘s really big birthday party
📚 • The Housekeeper and the Professor • Numbers (🎧📖) • Frisky Business
💗 • Trying new recipes • Some of the daily tasks related to the 21-days-of-abundance-meditation my friend has invited me to
Downloaded this audiobook to have something to listen to while I drive to my in-service training. But things didn‘t quite turn as expected.
I haven‘t started yet and I‘m a bit in doubt that I manage to be through with it within the 3 remaining days of the lending period but I stay positive. – We‘ll see.
Starting this book tonight ... Not going to lie the cover caught my attention 🙂
Bless goodreads and their quotes collection (although, some filter options would be nice so I don‘t have to scroll through pages for books I‘ve read). #quotsyjune18 #repeat
1) Eisenhower
2) MLK
3)Wednesday
4) 1985
5) I‘d Wait a Million Years
6) 1984
7) 26
8) 6
9) 2(all state municipal public libraries; university card)
10) 27
#50K giveaway
I love me a good number! This one is to good to ignore 7777
so-soEver since she was child, Jem has kept a secret: Whenever she meets someone new, no matter who, as soon as she looks into their eyes, a number pops into her head. That number is a date: the date they will die.
I liked this book. It gets terrible reviews, I picked it up because Half Price had it on clearance for $2.00, and I don't regret it. It was ok, an interesting plot, but I won't continue the series. 🌟🌟🌟 3/5 stars.
