

Best book I‘ve read in months! Really easy to get into. Decent plot, right amount of good characters.
5 Stars • In Freida McFadden‘s One by One, Claire, Noah, and two couples vacation in the woods to mend relationships. Their minivan breaks down, stranding them, and group members die mysteriously. Claire‘s affair with Jack and Lindsay‘s resentment surface. Lindsay and Warner orchestrate the deaths, but Lindsay fakes her own and tries to frame Noah. ⬇️
I just started watching Yellowstone (I know I am behind!) & have quickly become obsessed with Rip & Beth‘s relationship/dynamic! Anyone have any good recommendations for books that have their vibe?
Doesn‘t have to be cowboy themed - I am open to all books with their vibe.
No triggers, but not a fan of pregnancy or children in romance books.
(I know I just made a big post about reading all my physical books - I can‘t help it, lol!)
A Walk in the Woods recounts Bill Bryson‘s courageous decision to embark on a hike along the Appalachian Trail, from Georgia to Maine. At least that‘s how far the trail extends. Through his journey, Bill takes readers on a humorous adventure, sharing comedic anecdotes about life on the trail.
Full review abookandadog.com/blog/a-walk-in-the-woods
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A truly lovely recounting by a lovely individual. Lugo/Mr. Fabulous's attitude made all the difference, in his hike and in his narration. This has to be the only hiking memoir I've read that really didn't stress the hardships of the trail, (not that it missed reporting on them, or regarding hijinks and humourous misfortunes), and also completely skipped the 'gearing up' phase. It is purely moments on the trail, and rest stops as appropriate. 1/?