"I'm looking out of my window on a misty November morning."
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"I'm looking out of my window on a misty November morning."
#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl
Okay, #FurrowedMiddlebrowClub … here are my picks for May 2025.
Vote away!
pickA generally enjoyable romp with a strong sense of place.
MYSTERY - HISTORICAL FICTION - MURDER MIXED WITH LAUGHTER
Chicago, Chicago my kind of town.....but at the moment it definitely wasn‘t Amos Jansen‘s kind of town since he is being accused of murder.
A history lesson with many names you will want to look up to find out what part they played in America‘s history of unions and civil liberties.
Murder mixed with laughter make this book an historical page turner.
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pickThe pregnant Lady Georgiana travels to Paris with her husband Darcy.He to conduct international business;she to visit her glamorous friendBelinda.Belinda is working for Coco as she readies for a splashy fashion show. She talks Georgie into wearing Coco‘s new line of pregnant wear. Darcy asks Georgie to retrieve German engineering secrets from a an attendee who is married to the Jewish engineer.In the middle of the show Georgie stumbles upon 🔽
#weeklyforecast June 23-29, 2024
~ 3 buddyreads continue- should finish Butter, the other 2 go into July. #adventuresinphilosophy #HowtoThinkLikeaWoman #camplitsy24 #hashtagbrigade #LittleWomen
~ 3 mysteries #readyourkindle #aRoyalSpynessMystery #seasonalcozies #June #midsummer #audiblemystery
This quote made me think of a story my mom told me, about her aunt having a permanent wave (with one of these machines!) She was so thrilled with it, she couldn‘t stop brushing her hair, until she‘d brushed out all the wave. Maybe that would have worked for Freda.
I enjoyed the book, but all I can say is, not one character was better off for having known Mr. Knight. 😏
#PersephoneClub
pickA bit slow going for me, but I ultimately really liked this #PersephoneClub selection.
Whipple has created some wonderful, fully-rounded characters, many of whom aren't particularly sympathetic for lots of the book. The plot seems entirely plausible to me and it's a fascinating and insightful insider sort of look into the rise (and fall) of a “grasping“ family*.
I'd love an entire book about Carrie, please!
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