Finally preparation for my teacher certification exam has come to an end and also my first year teaching period of adjustment ... now I'm up to make up for all the reading time lost during the last three months. I'M BACK!😁🙌📖
Found this on my phone while flying at night with the cabin lights out. Mexico, early 20th century, a lot a Gabriel Garcia Marquez influence. I got really into it - good characters, interesting timeline, place, odd stuff. I‘m only 40 pages in, mind you.
pickA fascinating story of a missing millionaire and the quest to get him justice
Today‘s #audiowalk, I love Fall weather 💕🍂
pickGenrebusting - Magic for Liars 🌟🌟🌟
Muslim MC - This Life or the Next 🌟🌟🌟🌟
Book to Movie - Push 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Comic - Teenage Wasteland 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Gifted - Kirchberg 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Diverse Middle Grade - Hurricane Child 🌟🌟🌟🌟
#booked2019
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Reading while on the beach in PR last week. Vacation is unfortunately already over.
so-soI really want to like this book. I have too many grievances against it though. It jumps back and forth between first and third point of view and I don't see the reason why the author would jump between Carmela's perspective and then a narrator's. It is set during a time period that I have not read or studied - how Fidel Castro became the Communist leader and I really, really want to like this book because of that fact alone.
panA true crime book about solving the murder of a Swedish, multimillionaire, farmer, land owner, and pipe company owner. The story is D.R.Y.! It begins by revealing the motive and the suspects, so reading the book is to learn how the case is solved. Many chapters are needless. Only true crime lovers should attempt The Dark Heart.
