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An easy, predictable read, if a bit preachy. But it didn‘t require much from me as a reader, which is what I need right now as I am down with strep. Full of early 1920s slang, and clear-cut good vs. evil.

June @booklyapp reading report. I felt that I was in a reading slump but apparently not.

I completed the Kindle Spring Reading Challenge. The Kindle Summer Reading Challenge starts today.

Now that I'm down to only a handful of years to read to complete the #192025 challenge, I've turned to my shelves to see if I can fill any gaps. This slim story by Grace Livingston Hill checked of 1946, plus got an unread book off my shelf!! It's a perfect pleasant little story - Aunt Marilla is adorable - but too short to really build any kind of tension or actual romance between the two main characters. A soft pick, but one I won't reread.

I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.

#ABookADay2025

“She‘s out for justice. But the arsonist she‘s tracking is out for retribution.”

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@lynetteeason

Swoony. Arranged marriage. Clean.
All that was missing was enemies-to-lovers and this would have been a compilation of my favorite tropes! Overall an amazing book. Wouldn't recommend for younger teens.

The truth of God's love is not that He allows bad things to happen, it's his promise that he will be there with us--when they do

I kind of wish I looked into the genre of this one before reading it. But overall, it was sweet. The 2 love interests lacked chemistry, but I liked them both individually. It was 200 pages (4 hour audiobook), so I guess you can't ask for too much.
Everything turned out for the best. imo

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12.26.2024

I had a bit of a delay in getting the book, so my package was just sent out today.

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