pickI only realised after the fact that this is part of a series. Nevertheless it can be enjoyed as is.
Even without knowing the background of the sluth ladies, I really enjoyed their personalities, witty banter and internal struggles.
The plot was somewhat far-fetched, but I suppose that's typical for a cozy mystery.
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#Pantone2025 #PearSorbet @Lauredhel
so-soThis book was just okay mostly because even for horror, some of the story was a bit much.
Mina, a child psychologist, is contacted by Sam, a paranormal investigator, to help with his investigation of Alice, a girl who is rumored to be possessed. The investigation soon starts to take a more siniter turn.
#Pantone2025 #pearsorbet @Lauredhel
panPartly Informative, mostly unhelpful.
Yes I've learned a few things, but overall there's nothing here that I could actively add to reduce my problems.
I'm very happy for Hill that she can arrange her whole life around her period, but very few of us actually have this luxury.
#NonFiction
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#Pantone2025 #PearSorbet @Lauredhel
pickThis sweet story was a loose retelling of Sense and Sensibility, set in modern day Austin, Texas. I enjoyed it on its own merits, and after the first few chapters, forgot to look for similarities with the original. A light fun read, with enough surprises to give it some depth.
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#LitsyAtoZ #J @Texreader
so-soI love the inspiring message of this book, but it had just a tad too many YA tropes for my liking.
I think if I read this as a teenager I would have been much more impressed.
#OffTheShelf2025 @Librariana
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@TheAromaofBooks
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