pickDidn‘t know what to expect, but enjoyed this. A bit sad, though:
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pickDidn‘t know what to expect, but enjoyed this. A bit sad, though:
pickI needed something light. This fit the bill. I laughed aloud
In time for Halloween 🎃
I‘m TRYING to not DNF this book, because I love this author, but holy guacamole I‘m so annoyed with the main character. Halfway through, and I‘m HOPING it improves
so-soNot great, not terrible
Jane Eyre is one of my all time favorites so I am pretty excited about this satirical take
pickThe last few times I read it, I hated it. Funny how books resonate differently at different seasons in our lives. Really enjoyed it this time
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks you‘re the sweetest
pickAlways love when Marin narrates and the book itself was good
so-soIt was predictable, so if you‘re looking for suspense, this may not be it. That being said, I enjoyed how some of the characters evolved.
pickThis book has me in hysterics. So clever!!!
pickSci-fi isn‘t always my jam, but this was a great read!!! Also, yassss for summer vacation!
pickThe synopsis intrigued me, but I didn‘t expect to love it so much. It is one of my favorites this year
pickLOVED this one so much!!!!
Thank you for my happy mail!!!! @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks I have been so terrible at getting letters out lately, and I am pretty ashamed of myself. I will be making it a point to dedicate time to getting back in touch with my lovely pen pals.
The end of ELA state testing means I have time to read!! Just started this one and definitely feeling some “Rebecca” vibes
so-soI‘m in a serious book slump. I don‘t want anything too heavy, but all the thrillers I‘ve been picking up seem to be trite.
so-soNot my fave of hers... ( “The Death of Mrs. Westaway was) it‘s still entertaining and fun to read. Not terribly unpredictable but not bad
Taking a moment to breathe
pickThis was a fun one
pickJust finished this and yall, I heard all the good things you had to say about it and it did not disappoint!!! Now for the book hangover. Any books like this you can recommend?
It‘s on the rising 9th grade summer reading list and one of my pumpkins insisted I read it, lending me her copy
so-soIt was okayyyyyy; maybe I just need to switch genres for a bit. Still full off twists and turns, though. Just a bit reaching
Books I‘m reading for fun, books I‘m reading with my classes, books students have asked me to read bc they love them. So many books, so little time!!! #englishteacherproblems #booknerdproblems✌🏼️❤️📚
“Next year in Havana” was AMAZING and I‘ve already ordered her other books. Now back to Sager. After midterms grading, an escape was in order and it was the perfect setting for this read
Shout out to the Ayn Rand institute for sending free class sets of her novels!!!
Y‘all know I love my Reese picks! Also, having grown up in Miami, being married to a Cuban and having visited Cuba, I love the familiarity I feel as I read
so-soInteresting premise, had me hooked but all in all, I just felt like towards the end, it went all over the place. Entertaining, but I wasn‘t wowed
pickA great spin on a myth AND a kick ass heroine. Thank you for this one @kricheal
pickLengthy but great. There was a lot I didn‘t know about Churchill
pickFINALLY!!! A worthy book. Really really loved this one
Grading essays about time management (which, ironically, they procrastinated in writing) calls for some fun reading. Excited for this and hope it doesn‘t disappoint
pickBarely finding time to read between grading essays (note to self: assign something more interesting than an analysis of the Gettysburg Address if you have to read 150 of them) but this was a winner! I want to become besties with Nina and her family
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