pickThis might be my favourite read of the year so far. A reflective, character-driven story, where the richly described landscape is as much a character as the two women at the centre of the story.
Book 68/80 #Read2025 @DieAReader
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Alison Espach writes about specific thoughts and feelings in a really piercing and authentic way. I felt like these characters were so real and complex, and I was genuinely moved by the story from start to finish. The narration was also fantastic. This one will stay with me.🎧
Thank you @susanbeckhamzurenda and @merceruniversitypress 😀🌹😀Gorgeous cover!!
Adventures with my book part #2
Reading in the gazebo in my back yard
#teachersoflitsy
#summer
June 27, 2025
Adventures with my book part #1
Breakfast as a reward for doing the recycling.
June 27, 2025
Library stack 🩷📚
June 20, 2025
pickIt‘s not until near the end of the book that we learn the significance of the title, and it‘s a little disappointing, to be honest. Also, I think the way the author ended the novel is what made me rate it only 4 stars. It was quite abrupt and a bit of a let down and mood breaker. But this was a charming coming of age novel. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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