Where I Lost Her | 
pickGosh, I just love the way Greenwood tells a story! This is only my second of her books, but if they are any indication, I think I've found a new favorite author to add to my list. Her books seem to tackle hard topics though, possibly triggering for some. I'll work out with my therapist why I always seem to gravitate towards these kind of plots at a later time 😬
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so-soIt was pretty fast paced and the last few pages seem to really suck you in. There were some parts I think could have been left out but overall it was pretty solid.
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T. Greenwood‘s writing style is profoundly lyrical and moving. I enjoyed her beautiful arrangement of words in this dramatic suspense novel.
I didn‘t find the story as compelling as the writing style. It certainly wasn‘t a bad book. But I didn‘t feel wholly immersed in this particular tale.
See my full review here: https://www.facebook.com/262384764521804/posts/268955443864736?sfns=mo
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“I feel my throat constricting. It makes me think of a snake, swallowing a live mouse. The way all the unsaid things gather and squirm there as I try to swallow them down.”
“We are sisters, bound not by blood but by a thousand such unspoken things.”
~T Greenwood/Where I Lost Her
(Not my photo)
They say you should never judge a book by its a cover. Raise your hand if you sometimes do. ✋🏻
Reading challenge books:
~Flowers For Algernon (Book set in my state)
~The Handmaid‘s Tale (Dystopian fiction)
~Where I Lost Her (Bought from a thrift store)
~A Fire Story (Graphic novel)
~The Pied Piper of Hamelin (Picture book)
~Before She Knew Him (Book with blue cover)
Buddy read:
~A Mother‘s Reckoning
Just because I want to:
~A False Report: A True Story of Rape in America
~Wildly Into the Dark
~Beasts of Extraordinary Circumstance
Did I need another bag? Nope. Did I get it anyway? Yep. I mean, how could I say no?
On my third book of the long weekend.... I really don‘t want it to end! 😔 #dogsoflitsy
About halfway through this book - The story is intense and I don't want to put the book down.
I think about the way the house looked to me the first time I cam home from college in Boston. How it's simplicity and modesty had embarrassed me. I'm ashamed now of that shame.
This book is severely intense and the narrator is superb!
pick"it‘s the rare author who creates a narrative so compelling, so lyrical, that the reader simply cannot pull away. T. Greenwood is one of those authors for me." Reviewed by Thalia https://goo.gl/lF4qgH
pickI really enjoyed this thriller book and had trouble putting it down! This novel has flashbacks to the main character's struggle with having a baby as she has to try to get others to believe her when she says she saw a little girl go in the woods. Easy read. Teen+
