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StellaDz
Water Moon: A Novel | Samantha Sotto Yambao
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Pickpick

While I enjoyed this book and feel like it would be an amazing anime, I think it just didn‘t go deep enough. I should‘ve been terrified by the Shiikuin, but I just wasn‘t. I should‘ve been awed by the Night Market, but it was just meh. So while it was a fantastical and beautiful story, it didn‘t garner the emotional reaction it should‘ve.

This is a hard rating. It‘s in between a pick and a so-so, so I‘m rounding up.

⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Daisey
Black Woods, Blue Sky | Eowyn Ivey, Ruth Hulbert (illustrator)
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Pickpick

I listened to this book on flights to and from Alaska, and it was the perfect complement to my trip.

📷: Mountain view as we flew out of Anchorage.

#audiobook #Alaska

BarbaraBB Gorgeous photo 🤩. I am very curious about the book. 3d
Ruthiella Oh yes! I‘ve only read The Snow Child, but indeed she‘s a perfect author for reading Alaska. 3d
dabbe 🤩🤩🤩 3d
Daisey @BarbaraBB @Ruthiella I really enjoyed this, but I‘m not sure I would have rated it as highly if I had never been to Alaska. Reading it while traveling there was perfect. For me it was much more about the atmosphere than the plot itself. 3d
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Rachel.Rencher
Water Moon: A Novel | Samantha Sotto Yambao
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Pickpick

This book felt like an adult retelling of Alice in Wonderland if it were made by Guillermo del Toro and Studio Ghibli. It's so magical and fun with a sprinkle of star-crossed romance and mystery. 10/10 ✨️

DGRachel NOW I want to read it! 2w
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StellaDz
Water Moon: A Novel | Samantha Sotto Yambao
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Next up from my Summer Reads pile is Water Moon! I also made a wheel to help me choose 🤪

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Larkken
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#bookspin list on the left and bingo to the left - let's go, June!

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! After five months of not doing my own challenge I finally made an actual BookSpin list for June 😂 2w
Larkken @TheAromaofBooks haha, that's relatable! I think this whole year is running away from me. 2w
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LiteraryHoarderPenny
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Purchases made yesterday. 🥰

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NikkiCureton
The Husbands | Holly Gramazio
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Bailedbailed

May has not been a good reading month for me. I have admittedly had a lot going on which may be part of it, but this is another DNF for me. The story just didn‘t grab me really at all…

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Eggs
Lost Lake | Sarah Addison Allen
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“But he‘d loved only Eby. You didn't need a mirror to tell you that you were beautiful when you had proof like that.”

#Lost

#LostInTitle

#Bibliophile

@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks I still need to read this one!! 2w
Eggs It will make you happy and delighted😃 @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 2w
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MommyWantsToReadHerBook
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Pickpick

Kindle deal enabled me to finally read this much-anticipated book. I'm sad that I didn't love it as much as I thought I would. I could never connect to Lewis and felt that we kept being told he was so wonderful but not shown. The odds of one person being affected by this mutation thing so closely seemed unlikely to me. The different narratives were also a bit disjointed to me. Still, the writing was well done and I'm not sorry I read it.

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jiniret
Como agua para chocolate | Laura Esquivel

“Como agua para chocolate” es una novela escrita por Laura Esquivel en 1989. La obra se puede catalogar como una novela de ficción histórica, que incorpora recetas gastronómicas mexicanas tradicionales y remedios caseros ancestrales. Tita es la hija menor de una mujer mexicana con arraigadas costumbres, y no tiene derecho a casarse, sin embargo, su corazón no está derecho acuerdo con estas imposiciones. La novela abarca el tema del feminismo.