About to start this one.
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I‘ve have a completely nutty work week, so I am ready to be back in BOOK mode 📚
Just fininshed the one by Patterson, and it‘s a timely book about an out of control POTUS that has a vendetta against China and will do anything to put us in WW3.
I loved this series growing up.
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2023 years back James Patterson was all I basically read… I‘m thankful branched out … there are so many other talented authors. This book. Starts out slow and draggy … so many characters and scenarios….about 3/4 through became really interesting…4/10
Movie watched during first week of October-Crimson Peak. Maybe no too scary but I liked it, the atmosphere, the era, the presence of ghosts in the house and the character is strong to fight back. Trigger: incest.
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pick6-24-22: My 62nd finished book of 2022! Written by the amazing Gene Wilder, this slim story takes place in 1903. Jeremy Webb is a concert violinist who has a nervous breakdown during a performance. Afterwards, he is sent to a wellness spa in the outskirts of Germany to recuperate. There he meets Clara Mulpas who changes his life for the better. ⭐️⭐️⭐️📖#️⃣6️⃣2️⃣
so-soLuke Dumas is a skilled storyteller, but this book did not provoke me the way it should have. It just made me sad.
My full review contains mild spoilers: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/4578124581
pickI did it! I met my #AwesomeAprilGoal. I know it was only one book but I always host Easter and that is has a lot of prep involved. This was a blind date book and the pic of the signs is from a fb group and I couldn't pass up the screenshot to show my husband. Happy Easter. #ThingsInCommon
