

4⭐️ A fairly decent read; nice and easy to get through. #2025 #bookreview #booksaboutbooks #fiction
4⭐️ A fairly decent read; nice and easy to get through. #2025 #bookreview #booksaboutbooks #fiction
If you are a baseball fan, you are going to like this novel. Joe Castle was hit in the head with a baseball. Life changes for both the Warren Tracey and Joe Castle after that incident. I liked Warren‘s son Paul and the story behind the life of the two men. 4/5 ⭐️
Why do I read other books when I‘m supposed to be reading a particular book?
This was so tender, such an unexpected read. I couldn‘t help imagining myself in all their places (kind of the point, I know)
$1.99 on Bookshop.org ebooks
OMG, this book! 😍 It totally stole my heart in a “A Man Called Ove” sort of way. I had tears in my eyes by the end. Loved it!
I‘m struck by this assertion: A book does not exist until it is read. A writer writes the words. But WE as the reader decide what the story is. What a fabulous and provocative topic of discussion for a book club.
How to read a book, according to “How To Read a Book”: slowly – savoring the story, the “meanwhile”, the turn of phrase that makes you catch your breath just a little. The characters were so relatable and I felt like I would want to meet them and call them friends. So thoughtfully written and full of soul filled moments that make you think about life, love and the beauty of human connection.
Book 1/100 of the year.
I enjoyed it but for some reason I wasn‘t in a rush to keep picking it up. Yet I didn‘t want to stop reading it. I liked the charachters but I think it never felt like it was leading up to anything
Last three prompts of the year for the NEWTS Harry Potter Flourish and Blotts Reading Challenge!I enjoy matching books to prompts just for fun.
🦎Devil‘s Snare: deadly fun/risky situation - We Solve Murders by Richard Osman
🦎Whomping Willow: hard-hitting - How to Read a Book by Monica Wood
🦎Giant Wars: includes a war- The Huntress by Kate Quinn