pickThis is the last book in this series (and the only other one I‘ve read is book 2) but I will make my way through the others. Viggo, a romance book lover and hopeless romantic, strikes a deal with Tallula, a thriller writer and non-believer in love. He will help her with a romance sub-plot in her 2nd book, and she will help him get his bookstore ready for its grand opening.
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#tbrtarot-book recommended by a fellow Litten
pickI kept putting off this book because it was chonky looking and I didn't want chonky. It's actually very accessible and quick to read. There's lots of white space, big text, and different formatting.
I was recommended this book because I was looking for practical tips and guidance. This book offers that but more importantly it includes the why, which is something a lot of books miss out.
Well, of course, I am indecisive, plus perfectionistic, so had to change it up. Had to be honest with myself about what I really wanted to read.
pickPretty cute retelling of The Taming of the Shrew, with a good side dish of spice!
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pick“If we can actively love, there will be no attention deficit and no disorder”. What an awesome book. Helped me a lot in understanding myself
so-soI read this because of #ISpyBingoSept bathing suit promp. @TheAromaofBooks
Geared to young teens, but all this kid does is give rants. The topic was good, too long of nothing happening, and then a cliffhanger. I'm not reading book 2.
The last thing I thought I would learn about myself while reading a book about ADHD, is that I was neglected as a child
pickI loved the transparency of who got money from where in relation to therapies and methods discussed in the book. I loved their ideas about how schools and parenting need to change for ADHD children (and probably all children if we‘re being honest).
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