pickIris and I finished up our second book of the new year. While it wasn‘t ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ it was a good story that kept my interest. The story did feel rushed at the end to get all the family issues resolved.
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pickIris and I finished up our second book of the new year. While it wasn‘t ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ it was a good story that kept my interest. The story did feel rushed at the end to get all the family issues resolved.
pickI wanted to find every spare minute to read this. I forced myself to take a break from it as the raw emotion was so real that I became depressed myself. Not just a few tears, but no desire to get out of bed or do anything depression.
Hannah writes at a caliber all her own. The characters‘ personalities and motivations are molded from childhood trauma and experiences, and the story is deeply layered. This one will stick with me.
pickSeptember 2025 Book #3
Another surprise. First book I read by this author and I really liked her style. Sage assists to a grief support center due to her mother‘s death. There, she share with Josef, an elderly man who everyone has sympathy. Josef has a secret that decides to reveal to Sage and ask her for an unusual favor. Then, Sage try to know why Josef asked her to do that task. This story was a roller coaster of secrets and emotions⬇️
I have a goal to read more physical books in 2026 to lessen screen time. Starting the year with The Griffin Sisters. (And trying to remember how to post on Litsy since it‘s been a bit! 🤭)
#12booksof2025 this one broke me! So so good, and it lasted a couple brackets in my books of the year. @TheEllieMo
#12Booksof2025 @TheEllieMo
Favorite June Read.
#ChristmasDays12Storiesand12Feastsfor12Days
Day 6 O‘Brien‘s First Christmas #fairy #stars #change
Dad‘s Sherry Trifle #forgiveness
