pickBackman is an author I‘ll read without question, and this book was no exception. His characters are the kind that linger long after the story ends—flawed, lovable, and profoundly human. The life lessons are woven in with humor and heart, making me laugh and cry in equal measure. It‘s a reminder that love often finds us where we least expect it, and that family is more than just blood. Book #49 in 2025
pickMy second book by this author and it seems she has a niche….small town issue involving closing down a beloved building and the people rallying to prevent it from happening. Very cute with fun characters, but I was hoping for a different plot. Book #49 in 2024
pickRead in February 2024
This was a heartwarming story. I liked and care about Tova and Marcellus. There were predictable parts and others I think were a little abrupt specially that ending. But still, I liked it, how Tova went through her grief, her loneliness, her second chance in life to be with other persons she care❤️3.8⭐️
March #roll10 picks are here! I went with a yellow theme as I'm hoping spring will come soon
Roll 1 = 79
Roll 2 = 48
Roll 3 = 67
pickI've always loved Jennifer Crusie books, and the collaboration with Bib Mayer just worked, for no discernible reason. So when I realized there was a new series written by the two of them, I was absolutely excited and had to pick them up immediately. The first one did not disappoint. It's not deep or wildly intellectual, but it definitely satisfies the entertainment factor. Excited for book 2. #49-2023
pickA “look at yourself in the mirror and figure out who you are and what you really want” kind of book. It took me awhile to get into this. I enjoyed the story but I‘m not sure I understand all the hype and why so many people LOVE this book. Book #49 in 2023
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so-so