so-soGreat fall vibes and a fun setting, but I wanted a little more depth to the story. For me, it relied a bit too much on steam and not enough character development. I did like the setting and the friends that are family. This is been out for nearly a month and if you are looking for a pumpkin flavored, writer meets billionaire insta-love romance, this may be the one for you. 3rd #ARC down! #NGGReadathon #netgalleygroup @AllDebooks
pickThis cozy romance feels like a Hallmark movie, a warm sweater, and a pumpkin spiced latte all rolled into one. It gave me all the fall feels even though it is 91 degrees here in TX. I really enjoyed it and recommend you give it a try and cuddle into this warm hug of a book. Released on Sept 8, thanks to #netgalley for the #ARC #netgalleygroup #NGGReadathon @AllDebooks
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so-soWent into this one because I loved the cover. As with any short story collection, I liked some more than others, but I had a good time reading this, overall.
⭐️⭐️⭐️ #arc
pickWonderful debut!
I became very invested in the story early on (Morrow's narrative does not really give you space for anything else), and as the layers of the story started to unfold, you just keep wanting to know more.
This story touches on so many topics: race, class, privilege, friendships, family.
The only thing I have to say about the betrayal mentioned in the synopsis: WTF?!
Loved!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #arc
Out today!
so-soI will finally admit to myself that one sided-conversations in books are not for me.
I do appreciate what this book is doing and it did open up a few perspectives for me when it comes to polyamory. But, I would‘ve have enjoyed this more if I had some POV of the other parties involved.
That being said: Did I enjoy the spiraling this unnamed character had throughout this story? Absolutely!
3.5⭐️ #arc Out tomorrow!
pickA story that gives you so much to think about. Riki becomes a surrogate for Motoi and Yuko, mostly because she is tired of struggling in Tokyo. All parties go into this believing that it would just be a business transaction, but so much more comes into play.
Loved this book! The ending was not what I expected, which made me love this even more.
Can't wait to read more from this author.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #arc
pickThis was beautiful! It took me way too long to finish this, but when I picked it back up recently, I could not put it down.
Loved Hannah, Sam and Hannah‘s bubbe! The remaining cast of characters are also memorable.
This novel was written with so much care and humanity. Finding out at the end that the author is also an oncology nurse makes sense and makes it even more special.
Read this!! #arc
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickA collection of poetry, prose, and essays from the amazing nature writer Mary Oliver.
More than anything else, Oliver‘s writing has this ability to make me stop and just breathe. The consideration and care she gives to even the tiniest of moments, the fluttering of a bird‘s wings, rustling of leaves in the wind, is phenomenal. I just want to sink into her poems. 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌗
so-soThere‘s a new girl at Sanera High School. And at the same time, someone starts murdering high school students that have been investigating the abandoned Carrington mansion. It‘ll be up to Cam, Jonesy, Amber, & Buffy to stop the killer.
This was a fun, quick read! A modern Scooby Doo gang gets dropped into a Scream movie. Characters a little flat, & mystery a bit predictable, but overall fun. & made me curious enough for any sequel.🌕🌕🌕🌗🌑
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