pickThis one was carried over from last year on both my #readyourebooks & #Roll100 lists.
I‘m glad I didn‘t get to it in December. It was such a great read & really hit the spot right now.
Morgan takes the time to develop her characters & it gets you invested in them & the various storylines. All this while pacing it so the book never drags. She‘s an auto read author for me now.
pickA good, sink-into, partially estranged family story. I really liked the characters, the pacing, the writing. I will definitely be reading more this author.
23/80
March #DoubleSpin @TheAromaofBooks
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pickThis was a mixed bag for me- thou I seem to be one of few who didn't unconditionally love it. I loved almost everything about the 1920s part of the story: I felt like I was in Brooklyn, watching Augusta and her family live life(& death) & I loved everything about about teenage Augusta, Irving, & Aunt Ester. My difficulties come in the 80s timeline: I love that the characters we meet at the retirement village are happy, active, and still open to ⬇️
#CoverStories
When I think of pastels I think of baking & especially cupcakes with #Pastel icing & sprinkles. Here‘s some related covers from my stacks. 🧁💛
pickTough to get into but got better as it went on. The second half made up for the first. Exploring how relationships grow with time and change is relatable.
2 days ago my backyard was covered in 6in" of snow; today outdoor reading--gotta love Colorado! ?
Starting March's #doublespin
