Shadow Child | 
Book 1 done ✅
This one was tough, with a historical thread of a young woman caught up in the evacuation from America to Japan and how she ends up just surviving Hiroshima. Mix in a twin sister all consuming relationship, memories, an attack and a tragic event with lasting scars and you have a book with broken women who at their heart survive and love with everything they have #Readathon #anzreadathon
I am now going to sleep after getting almost two hours in of reading. It‘s 12.30am and I‘m tapping out. Goodnight all 🙋♀️
This was a reading situation an hour ago, tucked between my two favourites #readathonpets #currentlyreading #Readathon #anzreadathon
My last minute TBR for the #readathon as I totally forgot that it was on this weekend!
I posted about it too, my first blog post in awhile: bit.ly/2q229yA
#anzreadathon #bindrosbookshelf
Just add it to Mt. TBR, right? 📚📚📚
https://www.bookbub.com/blog/2018/06/13/best-ww2-books-2018-summer?popupdelay=0&...
Day two - Published in 2018. This was an impulse grab at the library, a twisty tale about sisters, which I am always up for. #readingwomenmonth #readingwomenchallenge #daytwo #IHaveALibraryProblem
so-soI don‘t think I‘m particularly squeamish but this really disturbed me. It was well written but not *enjoyed* by me.
Surprise book mail!!
pickI really needed to finish this today and do the review for BOTM Readers Committee, so I got it done. Who needs sleep? 🤪
This book was slow in parts, and took me a few chapters to get in to, but overall I really liked it. The story of twin sisters with a very complicated relationship, interwoven with their mother‘s story as a Japanese-American during WWII. Very well written, but not a feel-good story at all.
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