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ShyBookOwl
Two Sides to Every Murder | Danielle Valentine
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Gia North‘s lungs ached as she tore through the trees.

#FirstLineFridays I always get R.L. Stine vibes when a book starts with a character's full name lol This is a fun YA Thriller

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monkeygirlsmama
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Pickpick
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CarolynM
False Colours | Georgette Heyer
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Pickpick

I think this is a lesser known Heyer, but for me it is up there with the best of them. Romance, comedy and great characters. Totally delightful, but have you ever seen a less appropriate cover for a Heyer @LeahBergen ?

willaful Oh man, and this is such a quiet book too! 5d
LeahBergen Hahaha! Oh my … 5d
Leftcoastzen Looks like a smutty cover !😁 (edited) 5d
Tamra 🫣😳🤣 5d
mabell 😆😆 I really enjoy this one! 5d
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TheLudicReader
Await Your Reply | Dan Chaon
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Mehso-so

I finished it, so I guess that‘s something. I am not really sure I understood it though. Three separate narratives concerning family, identity, fraud. There was something about it that kept me reading, but when I got to the end I was a little bit 🤷‍♀️.

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ShyBookOwl
Two Sides to Every Murder | Danielle Valentine
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In the final hours of a weekend away for our wedding anniversary 😌

TheBookHippie ♥️♥️ 7d
Ruthiella Happy Anniversary! 🥂🍾🥳 7d
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ShyBookOwl
Two Sides to Every Murder | Danielle Valentine
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Reading this one for my Final Girl book club. So far, a very fun teen-scream with which to kick off June 🔦 🏕 🔪

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Texreader
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What an excellent memoir of a year in the life of an amazing author! Doerr won the Rome Prize, an expense paid year in Rome to write and for his family to live there with him. He‘s clearly working on All the Light We Cannot See while there, but this memoir is also a result. He writes about his four seasons in Rome. I only spent a week there, but I was able to picture most everything he described and it was absolutely wonderful “re-living” it. ⬇️

Texreader But it‘s more than that. He relates his wife‘s and his experience with newborn twins. And their experiences as new parents are so very real, with the added twist of being in a country where they don‘t speak the language. He describes being so close to the Vatican when Pope John Paul died and witnessing the grief and then the joy of a new pope. I loved living vicariously through Doerr. An excellent read. Five stars. #Italy #Jubilee #foodandlit 3w
AmyG Twins….in a country with no family for help….challenging, for sure. 3w
LeslieO Great review! I read this in 2008 and loved it. 3w
Catsandbooks Wonderful! 🇮🇹❤️ 2w
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Texreader
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The author quotes this common phrase toward the end of this memoir about his year in Rome. So incredibly true. I ♥️ this book. Review to come. #foodandlit #Italy #Jubilee @Catsandbooks

Catsandbooks 🇮🇹❤️ 3w
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Enchanted_Bibliophile
The Vanishing Half | Brit Bennett
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Captivating, engrossing tale of how seemingly simple choice and secrets can shape lives so different that they don't seem to be connected at all.

#BookChain2025 #CoverClashes @TheAromaofBooks
#LitsyAtoZ #V @Texreader
#Pantone2025 #Crocus @Lauredhel

Texreader 🤩 3w
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 3w
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Kris10H
Nothing to See Here | Kevin Wilson
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Pickpick

I really enjoyed this story. I've never read another one like it. It is unusual yet relatable, and I think that I could pick the book up in a few years and feel like I am coming back to visit old friends.