so-soI read this quick history of a town we visited once and will likely never see again 🤪 Somehow it survived the moving purge. It was alright; pretty typical mid West mining area history.
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so-soI read this quick history of a town we visited once and will likely never see again 🤪 Somehow it survived the moving purge. It was alright; pretty typical mid West mining area history.
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A gorgeous coming of age novel set in Colorado in the 60‘s. A first novel for SR that is stellar, a tale of first love, loss, strength, racism, friendship and forgiveness ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
pickThis is a sequel to The River although I feel like it works as a stand alone as well. Overall I enjoyed it but will admit the build up was paced nicely but the ending felt rushed. I don‘t care for it as much as I did The River but I still found it immensely enjoyable.
This was recommended by a coworker and has a chapter on Bridger Bowl (my home mountain!). Saving to read once the lifts start turning.
New mug cuz why not #supportlocal I can‘t get tickets to the #erastour so I am making my own. This book was easy to get right into
pickLoved this, especially being from Colorado and having visited some of the places mentioned!
pickOur library picked this as it's big community read, so I gave it a try. It's really well written and interesting, for sure. Beautiful prose, deep explorations of grief, women's issues, and displacement, and a Colorado setting make this book really shine. It did have the parade of painful tragedies that make me hate historic fiction. I loved hearing from the author during an author presentation at the library. She's wonderful. #ColoradoAuthor
I‘ve been running loving cozy mysteries this autumn and today the #hauntedshelf book cover scavenger hunt challenge and Knitting caused me to add this one to the tbr!
#skeletoncrew
