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🌷 Teachers, my pets, our 6-month emergency savings fund 😃
#wondrouswednesday
so-soI love both Nick and Megan, and this is a quirky oral relationship history. I might not have been in the mood for a celebrity memoir, since I found the narrative boring at times.
I do 💜 that their favorite way to spend time together is listening to audiobooks while working on 🧩 puzzles. 💕💕
#mandmreadingchallenge #audiobook
pickThis book has all the things I ❤️ , and it was bloody marvelous. Emphasis on bloody! Set in the land of Faerie, where the most beautiful objects can kill a human in no time. The political intrigue makes American politics look like a play yard sandbox. Jude is an interesting and complex heroine. My only gripe is the hint of “he‘s so mean because he likes her” trope, but it‘s more complicated than that, so I could overlook it. #MountTBR
pickJulia heads to Lanwyn Manor to act as companion to her bedridden, pregnant cousin. Of course, intrigue and danger arrive with her. Legends fill the house with a sinister air, tempers flare from mining-related struggles, and Julia becomes caught in the romantic intentions of the Blake twins.
Ladd allows the story around Julia to unfold with ease—and a couple great twists—making it a delightful combination of mystery and romance. #jumpstart2020
pickA stunning conclusion to the March trilogy. This one covers the time period from the Birmingham church bombing to the passage of the Voting Rights Act.
These books are a gift, and I am grateful to John Lewis for sharing his memories and experiences. A difficult read at any time, even more so under the shadow of the Charlottesville Unite the Right White supremacist rally, rollbacks to the 🗳 Rights Act, and the current POTUS.🤮 #nonfiction2020
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