pickJune 2025 Book #5 last book read this month, not much reading ☹️
I think I read this book out of order 🙄so that‘s why at the beginning I was confused with the original story because this novel is about one of the characters in the first novel. I still liked the twist in this novel. It was a sad twist. Not much to say because is part of a series. I will continue with the series 3.5/3.7⭐️
So obviously perfect for each other!
A short, imaginative graphica memoir about getting and staying married. Rob and John married fairly quietly when it became legal, amidst some ambivalence about accepting heteronormative privilege. But after 10 years married and 20 together, they know, “marriage doesn't define a relationship... unless you want it to.“ My heart, it is mush.
Covers 2013-2022, so be prepared for painful topics.
April wrap! Another great reading month in the books. Louise Erdrich's The Sentence definitely stood out last month.
pickI never fully connected with this story, and I think that‘s largely due to the writing style. The storytelling felt disjointed and lacked a natural flow. The premise was intriguing, but if it hadn‘t been the library‘s book club pick, I probably wouldn‘t have finished it. Book #35 in 2025
Sunday morning reading, and I'm thoroughly enjoying this book!
pickThis a good book and covers a large range of themes. I think I‘m just not a fan of her writing style
#BookSpinBingo #17 (wanted to read it) #ISpyBingo (fog) @TheAromaOfBooks
#GoodReads #52AroundTgeYear 2025 prompt #16 (fits 2016 prompt) 2d