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The Last Letter from Your Lover: A Novel | Jojo Moyes

#CoverStories #Letter

Eggs, Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Trashcanman When did you change your name? 5d

TheBookgeekFrau @Trashcanman Around the time I decided to stop torturing you about my "C" nickname ?? 5d

Trashcanman @TheBookgeekFrau LMAO I tried and tried but never got it! I can‘t believe I know it. ❤️🤗 5d

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TheBookgeekFrau @Trashcanman 🤗🤗 5d

Trashcanman I think next I have to guess your birthday. 🎉 4d

Eggs Lovely book 🥰 4d

TheBookgeekFrau @Trashcanman Let the games begin!! 😂 4d

Trashcanman @TheBookgeekFrau lol, how many days are in the month? 4d

TheBookgeekFrau @Trashcanman 30 4d

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Shemac77

I Found You | Lisa Jewell

so-so

Not bad

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Shemac77

I Found You | Lisa Jewell

Next audible

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MsRadioSilence

A Demon's Guide to Wooing a Witch | Sarah Hawley

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THIS one I liked more. The banter between Little Sh*t Asteroth and Always Fighting Calladia was tasty. Maybe I'm just a sucker for...well, this wasn't exactly enemies to lovers, but it was close! As close as you can probably get in contemporary fiction. The ending was...interesting, but I can appreciate that these books, while romances, try to tackle Big Issues(TM) as well as personal ones.

4 stars | #romance #paranormal #witch

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monkeygirlsmama

The Last Letter from Your Lover: A Novel | Jojo Moyes

bailed

I tried; I really did. I just couldn't get into this #audiobook. I hate DNFing a book, but there are too many other books I want to read. So I'm not going to struggle through something that isn't doing it for me. Maybe I'll try it again another time.

dabbe #hailthebail! #betterbooksahead 🙌🏻 2mo

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ozborne21

The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die | April Henry

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This book is very intriguing and it always has action and big events going on. Definitely recommend.

skibidiManny fire 🔥 2mo

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Robotswithpersonality

The Raw Shark Texts: A Novel | Steven Hall

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Yeah. Reread confirms, this is a book that's going to stay with me. I'm glad it's one I own, so I can revisit, probably annually. I think having experienced Tigerman by Nick Harkaway this past year, I have a new scale for 'heart-ripped out' books that affected me emotionally, but even knowing what was coming, this one still got to me. Grief, unshakeable, self-annihilating grief, is the undercurrent throughout the story, 1/?

Robotswithpersonality 2/? if you want to investigate the other nifty things you've heard about this book, just please be aware of this too. I love the premise, the world-building, the concepts that Hall has explored here, the fun with formatting! There's a good chunk of sci-fi speculation and a liberal sprinkle of horror, but there's also Ian the cat in all his disdainful glory and a fractured love story that hurts all the more for how briefly we see glimpses of it. 2mo

Robotswithpersonality 3/3 As much as there's a great deal of ambiguity in the text, I think I should probably tack on a mental health concerns/suicidal ideation warning here just to be thorough. I can't guarantee you'll get out of this book what I did, but I can hope you find the experience worthwhile. Read with caution. 2mo

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