I‘m really looking forward to traveling to the glorious fictional island of Tuga for #FictionalTraveler this month! What will everyone else be reading for the #Island prompt?
I‘m really looking forward to traveling to the glorious fictional island of Tuga for #FictionalTraveler this month! What will everyone else be reading for the #Island prompt?
It's a story about families and all the messy and beautiful ways they are formed. This was a quick read, and while I am conflicted about India, the mc, I loved the kids and their voices. This was my March #Bookspin @TheAromaofBooks
Read this 4 book club! I really liked it! It‘s a family saga, but not a long, drawn-out one. It‘s very accessible. A lot of characters to get used to at 1st but it gets easier. I‘ll be eager to hear what ppl thought of Lila & her way of parenting. It has a satisfying end. Some heavy topics at times but very well done! 4 stars.
I loved this book just like I loved Laurie Frankel‘s last novel. She paints such compelling and honest portraits of families.
I loved this…a lot. This multi-generational family story centers around Lila and Grace, and how looking for a connection and trying to figure out the past can lead you to information you might not want to find.
The supporting characters on this story were amazing, also! I chuckled every time “The Starbirds” made an appearance.
Read this!
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Currently reading…Loving the banter and the complicated family dynamics on this one!
I enjoyed this #aardvark pick. Contemporary fiction with a bit of a mystery at its heart.
Powerful newspaper editor Lila dies leaving her family reeling, especially her youngest daughter Grace who recently published an autofictional book about the family. Grace believes her grandmother, who left Lila and her siblings to an abusive father, may still be alive and in hiding.