so-soIt's 3 stars for "The People at Number 9". It kept me entertained for a few days on the train, but I wasn't wowed by the story and felt let down by the promise of a creepy plot full of suspense when all we really got was domestic fiction.
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so-soI struggled to stay involved with this one. I was waiting for something to happen, but I stuck with it. A good telling of unhealthy relationships between both friends and couples, but I needed some more to happen. 🌟🌟🌟
Somebody wants to play.. I want to get into this book 🤷🏻♀️! 😂💜 #catsoflitsy
Now that our one branch is catching up from all of the holidays, these have all arrived for me 😊👍🏻 #librarystack #allholdsinatonce
pickNot as dark or gripping as the blurb suggested but a reasonably enjoyable read about relationships and toxic friendships.
I was searching for a #nine idea for #NovemberbytheNumbers and not finding anything and this appeared in my email. Has anyone read it? Any good?
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Unfortunately my home was impacted by Hurricane Harvey. My family and I were able to get out safely. Of course we had to leave my precious book babies behind 😫. Books have always been a relief and an escape for me especially in stressful times. Thank goodness for e-readers! #hurricaneharvey #ereader #thankful #blessed
Just the title gives me a creepy can't wait to read feeling,
so-soMaybe my expectations were too high, but I wasn't overly impressed by this book. It was an okay read but I found the protagonist, Sarah, got on my nerves and I had a hard time getting past it.
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