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KathyWheeler
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Whoa! I completely forgot that, in Apt Pupil, we learn about Todd‘s nature almost immediately instead of having a slow buildup. #audiowalk

Reggie Omg, Apt Pupil absolutely freaked me out when I read it. Like I almost feel bad for the old Nazi. (Almost but not at all) And his parents have no clue, no clue. 5h
KathyWheeler @Reggie I still remember how I felt when I first read Apt Pupil — after all those years too! I read it when Different Seasons first came out. Our reactions are similar. 5h
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KathyWheeler
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Pickpick

I finished this story from Different Seasons on my walk. I still like it, but it‘s really too long. I also wasn‘t really rooting for Andy as much as I do when I watch the movie. Up next in this collection is Apt Pupil. #audiowalk

Texreader Such an awesome movie 2d
KathyWheeler @Texreader It really is. 2d
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KathyWheeler
The Long Call | Ann Cleeves
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I‘ve never read Ann Cleeves before; this one looked interesting, so I‘m starting with it. So far, so good. Also listened to Different Seasons on the shorter walk. This is one I‘ve never reread even though I loved every story in it — except for possibly The Breathing Method as it‘s the only one I have no memory of. I still vividly remember my reaction to Apt Pupil. #audiowalk

Texreader Apt Pupil. 😬🤯 3d
Reggie The Breathimg Method was very Twilight Zoney to me. 4h
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KathyWheeler
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Pickpick

While this is not my favorite of Webber‘s books, I still enjoyed the characters and the story. I think it‘s not my favorite because the two male love interests, Jake and Callum, aren‘t really fully drawn. Reny, who‘s a side character, is much more interesting. #audiowalk

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KathyWheeler
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It was so beautiful today that instead of doing our planned all day meal prep for the coming week, we went across the bay, walked, and had lunch out. I think what I like about Heather Webber‘s books is that they calm me and give me a sense that there are good people in the world. #audiowalk

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KathyWheeler
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It was a pretty warm walk today; the temperature was in the 70s. So far, nothing in this book has been surprising, but I don‘t really look for that in Webber‘s books. I look for warmth, and it‘s got that. #audiowalk

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KathyWheeler
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I like Heather Webber for a bit of light reading touched with a little magic. In this one, the town of Forget-Me-Not, AL, attracts people who are feeling lost so the residents can help them. I just started it, but I think I will like it. #audiowalk

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KathyWheeler
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Pickpick

Something happens near the end of this book that I think is highly unbelievable; however, I still liked this story of second chances. I loved the characters and the parrots. Night #audiowalk today.

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KathyWheeler
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I‘ve got about 2 hours left in this book. Troy is a hateful one. It was quite chilly this morning. I even had to wear a jacket! #audiowalk

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KathyWheeler
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Because of this book, I am also simultaneously reading Spoon River Anthology, which I apparently never read in school. I‘m enjoying it too and am reminded of Lincoln in the Bardo. #audiowalk