pickI quite enjoyed this one! A quick paced thriller about a con artist and the reporter investigating her. If I didn‘t have so much going on right now I probably could have finished in a sitting or two. #bookspin for September
Most relatable quote: “She was just another woman exhausted by the way the system seems to always fail us.”
Reading this today for #lmpbc. I‘ve read the entire book in a day 💜
pick⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This thriller is fantastic. I read it for the second time for a book club and I have a copy in print and audio. Female serial killer plots revenge. Highly recommend!
#SuperSeptember Readathon
1st book finished @Andrew65
pickIf you think I‘m not going to do this absolutely perfect assignment with my students, you are wrong. 😂 This is a modern re-telling of Shakespeare‘s The Tempest. Felix (Prospero) has been ousted from his job. To get revenge, he becomes a theater teacher at a prison. This was a fun read. I may be biased, though, because I haven‘t found an Atwood I don‘t like. My #DoubleBookSpin for September! I ordered my #bookspin book and it just came in today!
pickBook 152🎧 3.5⭐️
Ooo well that went a lot darker than expected😂
Tris‘s parents vanished 8 years ago and no one is talking. And when no one talks, that means $$$ is involved. But she‘ll make someone talk. She‘ll do whatever she has too…🧱
pickI haven‘t read the original so don‘t know how this compares but this adaptation really drew me in. Highly recommended and I can see why it has won so many awards including a Kate Greenaway Medal (which is why it popped back up on my radar so to speak…). Hope my next read is as good as this!
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The short chapters and POV shifts made this such a page-turner! I didn‘t predict the way the two stories intersected, which I thought was a great twist. I would have liked to see a little more nuance to the male characters, and it feels a little wrong to root for a serial killer, but this was definitely a fast-paced, exciting, and satisfying dark academia thriller! 🎧
