pickThis was a fun book to read. Anita, an upstarting immigrant artist, is over shadowed by her jealous white husband artist. I wanted to see more of Anita and how she interacted with Jack, and their peers. Raquel‘s later timeline felt disjointed, even as it felt similar. So there‘s that. It built up to connect, though it never really felt it did. Anita is petty against Jack and I‘m all here for it. The ending felt rushed; little off character.
*Snrk* 🤭 Haynes is having such a good time, and so am I!
pick#Read2025 #SeriesLove2025 I loved this book!! It‘s wonderful to read about women close to my age still being amazing. Recommended. All the 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Very interesting historical fiction about the legend of Pope Joan. Or who knows ….. maybe the world‘s best cover up. 😁
Mini book haul. My husband was playing an outdoor gig and there was a church yard sale going on next door, so I _had_ to go visit it, right?
#5JoysFriday #NoPicVersion
1) Sunny and warm enough to have all the windows open.
2) Coffee and stitching with a friend
3) Both kids home for a belated Easter dinner
4) I am not a fan of our chestnut tree except when it‘s in bloom and then as the blooms fall and carpet the grass
5) Pippin
@DebinHawaii
pickOof. This book was eye opening and I learned so much from reading it.
Looking at American politics through the lens of women‘s anger and how women have been able to use that anger to shape their future.
Traister spent most of the book examining the 2018 election and it was eerie how much we did not learn from that during the 2024 election.
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