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This book was adorable. A bit of magical realism, southern gossip, some sad bits and a happy ending.

Similar to Cheryl Strayed‘s book about hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, but with a group of raucous twenty something year olds and thirty two year old Helen as the protagonist. I enjoyed this fun, finding yourself book with a badass female lead.
Book #39 in 2024

An endearing book about how a bookstore brought people together during Covid in England, but it‘s quite sad at times. I loved the Book Pharmacy, what a fantastic idea!! Easy to read and beautifully written. I love my books and enjoyed reading about others who love reading also. I didn‘t realize this was a sequel and didn‘t feel like I missed anything in not reading the first book. Book #37 in 2024

The full cast and plethora of suspects made this a very enjoyable listen. The information contained in the letter written by one character was necessary but it felt so bizarre that anyone would have written that stuff down so I felt like that was a week spot. Otherwise this was a good background to my work day.
(This title is not in the database so I tagged a different book by this author.)

Katherine Center does it again with this raw and emotional story about picking up the pieces in the aftermath of unspeakable tragedy. I found myself trying to put myself in the MC shoes, and quite literally couldn‘t imagine it. Loved the ending! 5/5

I‘m slowly going through and savoring Katherine Center‘s back-category and loving everyone one. This one was such a sweet story of Jenny dealing with becoming a new parent when her unreliable fiancé leaves her the day before her baby is born.

I was more into the backcountry hiking trip and wilderness aspect than the romance, but still enjoyed it all.