“And there I was, the reluctant nudist, punished to the maximum extend if the law, one ankle bracelet short of an orange jumpsuit.”
“And there I was, the reluctant nudist, punished to the maximum extend if the law, one ankle bracelet short of an orange jumpsuit.”
Instantly hooked. This book was just too quirky to let go of. Who knew a story that takes place almost exclusively inside an apartment building (with the exception of an act of “Deliberate Exposure”) could be so exciting.
Dropped the ball on reading recently, but picked it up again on vacation to Portugal. #whatiread
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There really is no other choice for this prompt.
People have told me to read this book since it first came out. I put it off because historical fiction has to be a genre I'm in the mood for in order to appreciate it.
This book deserves all the praise it has received. The writing is simply exquisite, and I was drawn into this world and the characters and felt like part of the hotel.
Really beautiful story that I should have read sooner.
Happy Tuesday everyone! Hope you have a beautiful day! Here are today's #Two4Tuesday questions.
1️⃣ Turn Right
2️⃣ Tagged
All are welcome to play; however, tagging a few Littens to get us started. @bethm @dabbe @Eggs @The_Penniless_Author @CBee @IndoorDame @Yuki_Onna @TheBookHippie @Kshakal @peaKnit
Such a wonderful book. A triumph of humanity and of living life to the fullest despite adverse circumstances.
This was a Christmas present from my husband and I loved it. I was laughing out loud so many times. Fun fact: last time I was in NYC we went to Red Rooster in Harlem for dinner. It was such an amazing dinner and dining experience.
Pairing books and mugs on a soccer Sunday