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I completely re-did my December #BookspinBingo list once I saw the 2026 #TOBLonglist

I think I have it now. Books tagged in the comments.

April 2025 I only read 5 books
Read #BookSpin #DoubleSpin & #AuthorAMonth
No Bingos
I could say that with the exception of Scenes of the Crime, I enjoyed my readings

Best book: Hester
But also liked The Alice Network

April 2025 Book #4
I enjoyed this book inspired my true events. I was absorbed in the book but also I was searching for some historical events. I like the author‘s writing style. Love the cover. After I finished the book, I bought three more books by this author. Couldn‘t finish them this month but looking forward to read them later. 3.8/4⭐️

Starting this while watching football #authoramonth

@Texreader posted this sale, but be aware this is Book 2 in The Arc of the Scythe series, and you do really need to read Scythe first. For February‘s author for #authoramonth

Audiobook on sale on Audible today only. Works for #authoramonth next February. @Soubhiville

Was unsure of where to start for this month‘s #AuthorAMonth and this was available on Spotify so I started today. Pleasantly surprised to find this essay collection is narrated by actor Maya Hawke, as we‘re in rewatch prep mode for the new season of Stranger Things. 🤷🏻‍♀️😂

Though I‘m not a fan of Joan Didion‘s writing style, this is a moving reflection on loss and the impact of her daughter‘s death.

#AuthorAMonth @Soubhiville

The narrator is also the author of this unusual fictional story, being portrayed as a true nonfiction biography of the wife, Inez Victor, of a senator. She (assuming the narrator is a she) tells the story according to the events she learns her information about Inez. As a result it is told out of chronological order, but in “real time” as the narrator interviews Inez and many others and reads news articles and documents, etc. In other words, ⬇️