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alisiakae
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📖 Litsy Challenges: #Booked2020 #BBRC #mandmreadingchallenge #nonfiction2020

☀️ Co-host of aforementioned #Booked2020. Also host #Screamathon

🌷 Teachers, my pets, our 6-month emergency savings fund 😃

#wondrouswednesday

Eggs Love #3! 5y
alisiakae @Eggs And I LOVE that you asked that question. I needed something to shift my perspective this morning. 💕 5y
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alisiakae
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Mehso-so

I love both Nick and Megan, and this is a quirky oral relationship history. I might not have been in the mood for a celebrity memoir, since I found the narrative boring at times.

I do 💜 that their favorite way to spend time together is listening to audiobooks while working on 🧩 puzzles. 💕💕

#mandmreadingchallenge #audiobook

MissAimz_55 Are they the narrators as well?? 5y
alisiakae @MissAimz_55 Yes! I‘m not sure how this works as a physical book, because it reads like a back and forth conversation. 5y
BarbaraTheBibliophage Good call for this prompt! I love #audiopuzzling too. 5y
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alisiakae
The Cruel Prince | Holly Black
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Pickpick

This book has all the things I ❤️ , and it was bloody marvelous. Emphasis on bloody! Set in the land of Faerie, where the most beautiful objects can kill a human in no time. The political intrigue makes American politics look like a play yard sandbox. Jude is an interesting and complex heroine. My only gripe is the hint of “he‘s so mean because he likes her” trope, but it‘s more complicated than that, so I could overlook it. #MountTBR

alisiakae This filled a LOT of prompts. #BBRC #seriesstarter #teenangst; #MarchUnshelfie book 1/3, #Booked2020 #CoverCrush, & because of the political mystery and intrigue in this fantasy world I count it for #Twins #mandmreadingchallenge (Jude has a twin sister Taryn). Also #pop20 author with flora or fauna in name. @LibrarianRyan @BarbaraTheBibliophage @Cinfhen @Clwojick 5y
reader_in_april This trilogy was amazing! Seriously one of my all time faves of 2019! 5y
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alisiakae @reader_in_april I love it! So many morally ambiguous characters, and she does such a great job of creating a dark Faerie world, my favorite kind. 5y
Clwojick Woohoo! I love when a book checks off multiple prompts. 5y
Cinfhen Nice!!!!!! That‘s a #GrandSlam ⚾️and HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎂 I haven‘t mailed the gift yet, but maybe it‘ll get there by Purim 😉🎉 5y
alisiakae @Cinfhen Thank you! You don‘t have to send me anything. ☺️ 5y
LibrarianRyan 😁👍🏻❤️ 5y
Redwritinghood Happy birthday! 🎂🎂 5y
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hes7
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Pickpick

Julia heads to Lanwyn Manor to act as companion to her bedridden, pregnant cousin. Of course, intrigue and danger arrive with her. Legends fill the house with a sinister air, tempers flare from mining-related struggles, and Julia becomes caught in the romantic intentions of the Blake twins.

Ladd allows the story around Julia to unfold with ease—and a couple great twists—making it a delightful combination of mystery and romance. #jumpstart2020

hes7 (I received a free copy of this book. All opinions expressed are my own.) 5y
alisiakae Is this a mystery with twins in it? I have been trying to figure out a book for the #twins prompt for @BarbaraTheBibliophage #mandmreadingchallenge and it sounds like this would work! 🙌🏽 5y
hes7 @4thhouseontheleft Yeah, I think it could work—though it is more of a plot that has some mystery than a “mystery,” if that makes sense. Some others that could work are Arrowood (McHugh), Two Can Keep a Secret (McManus), and The Thirteenth Tale (Setterfield). 5y
robinb A thumbs up for me too! 👍 🙂 5y
BarbaraTheBibliophage @4thhouseontheleft I say go for it! This is my plan for that prompt. 5y
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alisiakae
March: Book Three | Andrew Aydin, John Lewis
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Pickpick

A stunning conclusion to the March trilogy. This one covers the time period from the Birmingham church bombing to the passage of the Voting Rights Act.

These books are a gift, and I am grateful to John Lewis for sharing his memories and experiences. A difficult read at any time, even more so under the shadow of the Charlottesville Unite the Right White supremacist rally, rollbacks to the 🗳 Rights Act, and the current POTUS.🤮 #nonfiction2020

Riveted_Reader_Melissa Yes to all of that and excellent review! 5y
SaunteringVaguelyDownwards I was excited that this was the First-Year Book the last time I taught freshman composition--it's so useful for teaching rhetorical appeals and visual analysis! 5y
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