pickA very entertaining, dark revenge thriller. A female professor gets revenge on men that do not pay for their wrongs. This is a fun twisty story that is very satisfying. I may be a little twisted for saying that but 🤷♀️4⭐️
#bookspinbingo - Bingo!
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pickEarly and rare warm evening, great for finishing this book on the porch. I loved this book, but lost some patience with abrupt scene changes. It's a great middle grade read that touches on mental illness (without the drama of suicide). It's rare to see budding romances at this level, but some kids crave that. 🏝 🇻🇬 #LGBTQ 🌈 #rainbowlibrary 🏳️🌈 #kidsneedtoseethemselves #bannedbook 🚫
so-soThis is a tough one…. It doesn‘t live up to the first book, or at least my memory of it, but that‘s not just it. I think that a lot of it is just overwritten, a bit repetitive and a lot of extra. Then every little issue/conflict was fixed easy-peasy. There is a moment in which a minor character is pushed to come out - and that just didn‘t sit well with me, or really the rest of the story I think. Oof. I wanted to love it so much.
pickThis book was a little slow at times but it was cute. I also like how it showcased strong women. I mailed this out yesterday @peanutnine so you should get it next week! @GondorGirl @Johanna414 #lmpbc group j
pickSuch a special, thoughtful and powerful book. George shares his story with unflinching grace and an open heart in a way that I hope helps people appreciate and understand the the LGBTQIA+ community. I‘m so thankful he has shared his truth with us. Highly recommend! #BookspinBingo @TheAromaofBooks 🏳️🌈
so-soHey everyone! today I'm for the review of the first volume of Heartstopper.
Honestly I kinda liked it! I don't usually read graphic novels, this in fact is my first one, but it was quite good. it's not my cup of tea but I enjoyed it.
Now I'm currently reading the second volume and I hope it will be like this or even better!
★★★½
"There's absolutely no reason a man like Don Adler should have a different effect on me from the rest of the men in the world. He was no more handsome than Brick Thomas, no more earnest than Ernie Diaz, and he could offer me stardom whether I loved him or not. But these things defy reason. I blame pheromones, ultimately."
