pickI love this journey for Pen and Colin. And I love how even though it's partially the reverse of one of Simon and Daphne's tropes (sister's BFF vs BFF's sister), it doesn't feel like a rehash of anything that came before! #historicalromance #reread
I haven‘t been posting much, but I have been keeping up with the #ChapterADay reading am just over halfway through. I am appreciating this book so much more as a #reread but only because I‘ve accepted that all the characters are pretty much despicable. I‘m less confused by all the similarly named characters, and I‘m honestly enjoying the description and detail.
#WanderingThroughWutheringHeights #PemberLittens #audiobook
pickI've been rewatching the show and I forgot just how different the plotlines got at points. I love how book!Daphne is slightly more tomboy-ish than show!Daph, but let's be real, the best character has always been Violet. #historicalromance #reread
pickBuckets of BLOOD, will Silver and the rest of Pimms going down ever not SHATTER me? Also, I want more about Ellen and Louisa navigating the war! #yalit #reread #historicalfiction
pickAnother #reread. I just love how richly Lily's world is drawn, and how much she feels for Kath. I fully believe they make it in the long run! #yalit #historicalfiction
pickAfter binge-watching the series on Netflix, I realized that a re-read of this series would be a good way to kick off 2022. My copy is an odd-ball, but I love it. Wherever I found it, it got me into this world. The rest are waiting to be savored as I progress. #bookworm #reread #outlander #romance #timetravel #epicstorytelling 🥰❤️📚
I read Wuthering Heights a few years ago and didn‘t particularly enjoy it, so I debated whether I wanted to #reread with the #PemberLittens or not. Today, after perusing some of the #ChapterADay posts, I gave in, downloaded this #audiobook version, and listened to the first 2 chapters. I‘m hoping the posts and discussion will help me better appreciate it this time.
#WanderingThroughWutheringHeights
pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Some of the most perfect short stories you‘ll ever read. “Bananafish,” “For Esme,” Uncle Wiggily,” and so on. Salinger‘s dialogue, realistic detail, and ability to effectively portray PTSD before it was widely discussed and accepted is incredibly perceptive. It‘s not a fast read. Salinger‘s published body of work is so small, you must savor it. #reread
pickAnother #reread, for both personal and professional reasons. I still love the con artist aspect of this story, as well as Wes, Nora, and Iris being the EPITOME of found family. Not for people who can't read about child abuse, tho. #yalit #yathrillers
pickFelt like a #reread to kick off 2022. I appreciate that this book is romance-lite - it makes the female friendships even more developed and nuanced. #historicalfiction
