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#ReadAway2024 #AwesomeApril #readathon

Finished this Tuesday, my 3rd book for #Roll100 April, roll#6
It‘s my second book from Alderman & while I didn‘t like it as much as The Power, it was thought-provoking & interesting & I thought the twists the story took were well done. The survivalists‘ posts & comments I found distracting & while they were meant to help tell the story & give context to what was going on, they didn‘t add much. A soft pick.

Snow White bag #6 and a new audio book with a lot to process

#6 is a pick in this series. Suspense, Nancy‘s capable, inventive self,a few sidekicks,perfume & threatening, sneering men- throw in a snake & it‘s a win.

#NancyDrewBR @Librarybelle
Another farm/inn to be saved? 👍 Able to drop everything and go on vacation with your BFFs? 👍 Show any new skills like how to dress a snake bite or decode text in one evening? 👍 Have your dad just let you go on a dangerous mission with only a “You be careful, Nancy? 👍 Old lady being harassed to sell her home? 👍 Nancy hit on the head? 👎🏻 Better than the last one? 👍 #teamnancy

Book #6 in the Glass & Steele series. Things take quite a turn, or two, in this one. I like where the storyline is headed.

The dice were good again this month. Here are my 3 #Roll100 picks for April

#100 was “Any Kindle Unlimited” on my list & I chose the tagged book which I have had “borrowed” on KU for ages but never seem to get around to reading.

#6 The Future (in my #BOTM stack)

#74 was “Any Audiobook” on my list & I went with this 5th book (& next for me) in the Lady Holmes series that my library Libby only has in audio format.

I am excited to read them!

Unpopular opinion I guess. I didn‘t enjoy this story. It started so well and there were intparts but sometimes I felt disconnected with the story with details. In my opinion it was not well integrated. I have a couple of books by this author 😬2.5⭐️

Book #6 of 2024: “The Strawberry Statement: Notes of a College Revolutionary” by James Simon Kunen

Eh. It‘s Kunen‘s diary from a couple of years at Columbia. I didn‘t find it relatable but there were a couple good quotes.

And we finished it. This was my second read but my husband's first. I liked catching things that I didn't catch during my first read. What I loved best was seeing my husband's reactions. On to the next!

#bookspinbingo #6 #16
@TheAromaofBooks

A good mystery with its roots in the Nazi occupation of Denmark during WWII, but I think the author was trying too hard with her private investigator hero, giving him a few too many quirks.

This works for quite a few #TPRC prompts, but I‘m going for #6 #DamnFineCoffee