

I loved this! I am almost always down for an epistolary book, and this one employs the form beautifully while giving me all the feels.
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I loved this! I am almost always down for an epistolary book, and this one employs the form beautifully while giving me all the feels.
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October 2025 selections.
I‘m still behind in my one-a-month picks. At least I‘m halfway through with July‘s book. Only two more to be caught up! lol
I am swearing off books in this series. Yes, I‘ve said that before, but I picked this up at the library, probably because I was hungry. Mistake! I don‘t think the characters can speak a single sentence of dialogue without naming the person they‘re speaking to. Given how often and what they eat, they should all weigh 300 pounds, have a cardiologist on retainer, and be buzzed on more caffeine than any person can drink. It‘s a literary diabetic coma