In no particular order, post 5 of my #Top25of2025 reads of the year! Looking forward to more fabulous reading in 2026!!
Cathythoughts I‘m taking note 😁 Happy New Year xxx 42m
BarbaraBB Thanks for sharing! I‘ve taken screenshots! now
In no particular order, post 5 of my #Top25of2025 reads of the year! Looking forward to more fabulous reading in 2026!!
To all fans of Amor Towles, I ran across an interview he gave in my Strand Magazine. I scanned it so that you could read it below, if interested. It's not the best scan (did it with my phone), but it's still readable. 🤩
Here's the link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/139LdO88CJ_GLDZTJysbQXkp8GPpxn63J/view?usp=shari...
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In June, my family continued our tradition of listening to Kevin Wilson books on road trips with Run for the Hills. It wasn't our favorite of Wilson's novels, but it was my favorite read from June.
@TheEllieMo
pickI enjoyed this! Perhaps I needed more of a lighthearted and easy to follow story while hosting family and creating Christmas magic for my kids. Super exhausting, but being accompanied by this band of siblings during their cross-country roadtrip was a welcome addition to my own chaos. Interesting, as I read it following Lion, another #ToB26 longlist title, and both are focused on fathers.
panEnglishman Dave Gorman travels to America and attempts to drive coast to coast without financially supporting any type of chain, be it food, lodging or gas. This should have been more interesting than it was. In fact, it could have been interesting if it were an article rather than a book--a book that felt like it would never end.
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The best book I read in Feb. Other books might have been more interesting or unique, but again, it is the polished writing that I enjoyed in this one.
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Up next: my last book for the #10BeforeTheEnd challenge! @ChaoticMissAdventures
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pickI completed the last #fictionaltraveler prompt in style. It was about a road trip home to the Midwest while I drove many, many hours back to my childhood home in the Midwest. Thankfully, mine had considerably less detours than their trip. It was a wholesome read about childhood friends falling in love all over again.
@julieclair
Sooooo…..how many books does everyone else try to fit into a carry on backpack over a week long trip with family for the Christmas holiday?!?
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pickKevin Wilson is hit-or-miss for me but this was a hit. I really liked the premise, found the characters to be quirky and loveable and just enjoyed the funny stuff that happened along the way.
