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I unshelved 5 more books for #MarchUnshelfing today. Which makes a total of 27. I'm proud of me! Now I can buy new books 😁😂

•I Really had a hard time reading Say You'll Remember Me and decided to DNF it after reading 60%.
•Everything, Everything isn't for me anymore. I liked it when I was younger but now I don't like it anymore.
• The Summer I turnes Pretty trilogy isn't for me anymore.

@Clwojick

I was lucky enough to meet Katie last year and was a huge fan of her newest book at that time and felt honored to have that time with her. Since then I've read 5 more of her titles and each have characters and dialog that feel so real it's easy to think they were transcribed rather than fictional. Thank you, Katie, for breathing life into your characters so readers can see themselves and their feelings reflected in the books that you write.

Nothing better than coming home to book mail from Katie!

I mean I "finished" the book by skipping 150 pages and just reading the last 60 but that's WAY more than I thought I would actually do. This book is the example of why I tend to hate contemporaries.

I promised a friend that I'd at least attempt to read this so...

Holy Teen Romance Batman!
Beautiful rich girl falls for gorgeous bad bad boy. They want to be together, but know that they shouldn't. Will they overcome the obstacles that stand in the way of their true love?
On a serious note, this book is lovely and raises some important issues surrounding the class and justice system in America.

1️⃣ Say You‘ll Remember Me by Katie McGarry, 450 pages, Before the Devil Breaks You at 21 hrs 25 min. I generally avoid reading books in print over 400 pages. #thatswhataudioisfor
2️⃣ Any Molly Harper Book
3️⃣ Legally it‘s just an “S”, but in the family it‘s Sue (my moms first name)
4️⃣ Cooking, I wish I had the patience for it, the skill to just know what to do and have it turn out amazing.
#sundaysurvey @alisonrose

Currently reading. 📖📚

Elle and Drix couldn‘t be more different, but sometimes the most unlikely of people come together to help each other become who they are meant to be...

McGarry crafts deep and complex characters. Readers will get sucked into the lives of these characters and never want to let them go.

⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Governor‘s daughter falls for the poster boy of her father‘s Second Chance program aimed to help him get his life on track after pleading guilty to a crime he didn‘t commit. I really liked Drix but Elle was a bit annoying even though I sympathized with her. Read by two narrators who did a great job on the recording.

#currentlylistening to this #audiobook

I loved this book. I liked Drix‘s POV best. I think this is definitely an idealized view of how someone can change. But it was a sweet book. Elle‘s parents were infuriating. I found that situation stressful.

This is how I plan to spend most of the day on my last day off. Maybe I will pause to go to the bookstore but that‘s it!

By Katie McGarry

Comes out Jan. 31st. And I am so excited!

Check the comments for the description.

I'm SO excited for Katie's new book coming next year! In the meantime over summer break, I'm going to start the #ThunderRoad series!
Here's a video about my deep love for her and her books: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iFCAqymTSao
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What is your favorite Katie McGarry book that you've read?