A simply wonderful way to spend a few hours of your life. I love Elizabeth Strout.
A simply wonderful way to spend a few hours of your life. I love Elizabeth Strout.
"Bob, I think that we are all standing on shifting sand.... I mean, we don't ever really know another person. And so we make them up according to when they came into our lives....
even if you marry someone later in life, no one knows who another person is. And that is terrifying. You know how you said you were terrified? As far as I'm concerned, everyone should be.
Not my favorite by this author.
https://reecaspieces.com/2024/09/25/tell-me-everything-by-elizabeth-strout-rando...
Ch 5: picnic time #whatamotleycrew #lovetriangle #mrskerrleftsydneybehind #miltonthinksheknowsher #shesaysnope #notmuchhappened #alotofnamesthrownaround #staytuned #hashtagbrigade
The conclusion of this series has left me kind of disappointed. Everything worked out the way I expected, hoped for even, but it wasn't done in a satisfying way. The ending is definitely more of a happy for now situation, of which I've never been a fan. I really feel like there should be more to the story, but there isn't.
Okay, so this was surprisingly very simple, but still really good. There was a lot of development about how certain people felt about each other, but nothing has been determined yet. I'm curious as to how this is all going to work out in the end.
This is one of my favorite pictures of one of my favorite books with a #stunningcover All of her books have amazing covers ❤️💛
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So not a lot happened in this beginning volume, however, I did enjoy it. I will probably see where the rest of it goes, but I don't really have any expectations. I do forsee a love triangle forming, which means the rest of the series could be full of drama.
Have you read this book? And look at that gorgeous cover.
Begins with an excerpt from a murder trial then moved to alternating chapters and told of the life of high society and how they adapted social protocol to whatever they wanted.
Beautifully written as all of Ms. Williams‘ books even though it took me a while to get connected.
Patterned after an opera titled Der Rosenkavalie.
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