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This is the 4th book in the series and Tara has been stuck in 18th November for years. She isn‘t the only one. Several people who is experiencing the same is living in a house in Bremen. They begin to discuss what has happened, what to call it, what is the real time - the ones doing the same thing every day or this group. And if they can find answers to these questions and understand what has happened will it be possible to start time again?

5 hours at the Mall of America for the sake of my daughter & friend to have fun in Nickelodeon Universe. I am so very thankful for A. the fact they are old enough now not to require my direct supervision and B. Barnes & Noble is right by one of the entrances! 😅😅

I‘m really looking forward to both of these titles.

This series about Tara who is stuck in 18 November is some of the best books I‘ve read in at long time. #danishbooks

I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!

#ABookADay2024

This is the 3rd book in the series

Tara is still stuck in 18th November, but now she‘s not the only one. She has met a man who is also stuck. They share experiences and discover that they are not the only ones. How many people might be stuck with them?

I‘m already waiting on the 4th book from the library. I can‘t wait to find out where Balle is taking this story

My ideal vacation is one that is free or close to it somewhere cooler than where I am right now but not cold either. I would take like 6 books with me. What they would be would change depending on mood. #two4tuesday

A year has passed and Tara is stuck in November 18 and the only one who knows it. She decides to celebrate “Christmas” at her parents. Then she starts to travel and expanding her circle until she decides to experience all the seasons on the one day and travel to where that is possible. Until she ends up in Düsseldorf, where something might change.

Written in 1942 during the German occupation of Denmark, Danish writer Dinesen (a nom de plume for Baroness Karen Blixen) weaves beautifully rich tapestries that are her short stories, believing in the power of myth, romance and medieval fable as bulwarks against the bleak “wintry” landscape of WWII. Great contrast with my “summery” reading spot: Standish-Hickey State Park along the beautiful Eel River.

For my #weeklyfavorites this week, I just finished reading the tagged book. It was my favorite. It‘s a collection of classic fairytales. It‘s available on Kindle Unlimited to read and listen to. I have 3 Kindle Unlimited prompts on my #readyourkindle list and this book filled one of those prompts. These stories are short and I didn‘t know what else to read on Kindle Unlimited but I figured that I can‘t go wrong with fairytales. I like fairytales.

Here‘s my review for a book I just finished reading. I chose this book for a Kindle Unlimited prompt I have on my #readyourkindle list.

#bookspinbingo