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The first book in this series took me a little while to get into, I actually thought about quitting it multiple times, but then by the end, really enjoyed it.
This one, however, I was in it and loving it from the very first page.
It did get a little bit repetitive, but I was always happy to pick it back up and really enjoyed every minute of reading it.
Definitely looking forward to book 3 this fall!
pickI really enjoyed this memoir of lessons learned while learning the way of tea. I feel like I gained a greater appreciation of Japanese tea, and the lessons (life lessons, not tea) felt very timely. I also would like to try a bunch of traditional Japanese sweets now too!
A quick and inspiring book, best enjoyed with matcha 🍵
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pickI adore Vera Wong and this cozy mystery series. It makes me yearn to be part of Vera‘s adopted family. She is good-naturedly nosy and manages to fumble her way into trouble and into the solution to the murder. This series is a murdery book hug and I am here for all the hugs. (Also, April‘s #bookspin)
pick#bookspin for April done! Really compelling and thought-provoking read on the power of diversity, recommended.
I love the use of crossword clues in this series. The characters are fun and surprising, the mystery was multilayered and hard to guess. And I adore the cover.
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pickMy #BookSpin book is a #BookToScreen book :) I had barely started watching the Hallmark versions of these books. They are pretty cute! 📺
In the books, I am not crazy about the love interest though. Its like I want to keep going on the series, but their relationship irks me.
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pickThis is the second book in a row I‘ve read about a deep love of music from a young black man‘s point of view. This one was my #bookspin.
Stephen‘s parents moved to London from Ghana, and they all believe the only thing that might solve your problems is dancing. This is a beautifully lyrical slow moving story that focuses on love in many forms.
