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dabbe
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@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Yet another fave. #labellaluna 🧡🌕🖤
Rose: “Do you love him, Loretta?“
Loretta: “Ma, I love him awful.“
Rose: “Oh God, that's too bad.“ 🤩

Eggs One of my all-time favorites🧡🌖💛 14mo
dabbe @Eggs 🖤🌕🖤 14mo
ravenlee One of the best exchanges in a movie full of grade-A banter. 14mo
dabbe @ravenlee #agreed! 🤩🤩🤩 14mo
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TheIntrovertedDodoBird
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My motto in life ✨️🌟

AmyG Ha! True. 1y
BrandedKristen So relatable. 😆 1y
TheIntrovertedDodoBird @BrandedKristen Relatable sums up this entire book for me 😆. 1y
dabbe #agreed 🤩 1y
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dabbe
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Eggs Great train-of-thought response and connection …I lost my Dad at 17 2y
TheBookgeekFrau Ok, we really are kindred spirits -- Forever and Catcher in the Rye were the first two books I thought of for this prompt too 😂😂 2y
dabbe @Eggs 🩵😢🩵 2y
dabbe @TheBookgeekFrau #agreed! 🤣🤩😍 2y
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BooksNBowls
Beartown: A Novel | Fredrik Backman
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What a first line!

dabbe 😳 #agreed (edited) 2y
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keepingupwiththepenguins
My Sister's Keeper | Jodi Picoult
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Mehso-so

My Sister‘s Keeper was a winner for me, right up until the very end.

Picoult snatched defeat from the jaws of victory with that ending 🙄

Bookwomble Hate when that happens 😒 2y
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sprainedbrain
Sense and Sensibility | Jane Austen
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Ah yes, chapter 2. Wherein we learn that Mr. John Dashwood is a selfish twit, and Fanny Dashwood is a royal b*tch.

I‘m loving your posts here, as well as the discussions on Goodreads and Slack, #PemberLittens! ❤️

#ChapterADay

Crinoline_Laphroaig They really are a horrible pair. 5y
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mollyrotondo Uhh they are horrible! I hate this John! And Fanny is the ultimate b*tchy daughter-in-law. But I love how Austen writes these types of scenes. All that back and forth is perfect 5y
sprainedbrain @mollyrotondo she really was a master! 5y
alisiakae They‘re perfectly awful. 5y
KristiAhlers They are the best in catty regency characters! 5y
batsy Omg I loathe them! So much! 5y
erzascarletbookgasm John is such a useless man. Fanny is just as you described! 5y
eeclayton Agreed! 5y
TheAromaofBooks Austen does such a great job showing the way Fanny plays on John's weaknesses, convincing him not just to do the opposite of what he promised his father he would do, but persuading John that that actually IS what he promised his father to do! 5y
Lcsmcat The whole Fanny argument that the Dashwood women could live on 740 but her four year old would be impoverished without the £600 is (not to get too political) exactly what we‘re facing with the COVID19 bailout. Big corporations can‘t be expected to plan for the shut down, but individual wage earners should have? It just shows how universal and timeless Austen‘s observations of humanity are. 5y
MicrobeMom #agreed. 😂🤣😂🤣 She completely lacks any sense of compassion and he is spineless! 5y
hilded @Lcsmcat Yes, good comparison - fascinating really. 5y
hilded Oh, how easily he is fooled by his wife, it‘s tragic.. Some men in a nutshell 😝 (edited) 5y
sprainedbrain @Lcsmcat You are so right! Perfect analogy. 5y
sprainedbrain @TheAromaofBooks Yes! In one short chapter, she lays out a conversation that clearly illustrates both of their characters. 5y
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abookishbutterfly
Me & Emma | Elizabeth Flock
Bailedbailed

I am sure I knew what the twist would be by page 14. It‘s very obvious. I haven‘t technically confirmed that I‘m right but I‘ll take a peek at the ending at some point to see for sure.

But predictability is not the biggest issue. I am bored by the story. I know it‘s an important one. I want to like it more than I do. But with so many other compelling books calling my name, I can‘t rationalize forcing myself through this any further.

Megabooks Same here! #agreed 5y
SaturnDoo I bet you're right 😂 I remember reading this several years ago. If it hadn't of been a buddy read, I would have bailed too. But I stuck it out until the end 😝😕🤢👎👎 5y
abookishbutterfly @SaturnDoo Yep! I checked the ending this morning. That was the most blatantly obvious plot twist ever! 5y
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SeanEasley
The 11:11 Wish | Kim Tomsic
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So much fun. Middle grade readers will love this book. Great wish fulfillment, coupled with Monkey‘s Paw consequences appropriate for a MG crowd. Also... I need a cat clock now...

rubyslippersreads Everyone needs a Kit-Kat clock. 😸 7y
Leftcoastzen Gumby!Yay! 7y
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SeanEasley @Leftcoastzen Gumby wins all 7y
monkeygirlsmama You have so many great recs on your page. My TBR is going to grow exponentially simply because of you. 😆 7y
SeanEasley @monkeygirlsmama well thanks!! I mean, my TBR is a complete and utter MESS, so everyone else‘s should be too, right? (I am an arbiter of chaos...) 7y
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jessamyngrace
Whole: Rethinking the Science of Nutrition | Howard Jacobson, T. Colin Campbell

"For myself, I am opposed to unnecessary violence of any kind: violence against people, violence against the environment, and violence against other sentient beings. Honoring life of all kinds is the holy grail I seek."

??? #agreed