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THE BOOK OF COLD CASES BY SIMONE ST. JAMES
I can’t help myself and am wanting to write the review of ‘The Book of Cold Cases’ the morning after finishing the book. I really should marinate with my thoughts on the but it was that good. My first time picking up a Simone St James book I kept waiting for the ‘twist’ where we found…
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PLAYER PIANO BY KURT VONNEGUT JR.
What can I even say that hasn’t already been said. I will admit, I picked up this book after watching the new documentary that I watched on Kurt. I am disappointed I haven’t picked up this classic author sooner. I wanted to start from his first book. It made me really want to read more…
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ALL THE LIGHT WE CANNOT SEE BY ANTHONY DOERR
This is an easy book to review due to how absolutely wonderful it was. I’ve read a lot of WWII books in my short life and I love it when I stumble across one that feels ‘different’. A story line that hasn’t been done before. This book was magical. The magic comes from the vivid writing that…
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THE MIDNIGHT LIBRARY BY MATT HAIG
Warning, this is not a cute book about a library. (ha) Book lovers beware, this will not scratch your book loving itch. This is a very thoughtfulbook though. I think I was expecting more of that Owen Wilson movie, Midnight in Paris. This is my fault for never really knowing what I should pick up and…
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BOOK LOVERS BY EMILY HENRY
Warning, I am not a rom-com reader but I picked this book anyways and here is what I thought … I LOVED it. Book lovers everywhere can’t help being pulled in to a book about books. This was no exception. An agent and an editor? How freaking perfect. I loved Nora’s stone cold persona…
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ANNE OF GREEN GABLES BY L.M. MONTGOMERY
Not much to say as it’s a classic. I am so glad I read this book and dove into the story of Anne (with an ‘e’). This book meant a lot to me as it was my husband’s Grandma’s favorite book. She was a Canadian who lived rural life and really followed along Anne’s story…
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