so-soThis was a nice collection of Oliver's poems but I didn't fall in love with the imagery or the world themselves the way I did with her other work, 'Upstream'.
I'll have to visit more of her work as she has quite a few but all in all a short and good collection exploring the small moments of a life.
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pickThis is part of a series set in a mystery bookshop owned by Samantha Washington: amateur sleuth and mystery writer. It was clever and fun, especially her poodles and her fiesty grandmother Nana Jo. I‘ll be reading the rest of the series❣️
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so-soI have loved all the Amish murder mysteries Castillo has written with her Kate Burkholder character. This one is a so-so police procedural that I stuck with bc I was audio-crafting, -driving, and -doing chores.
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pickAnne and Gilbert become Dr. and Mrs. Blythe and move into the lovely house with the wonderful gardens. And the meet and become involved in a new community of friends and neighbors 🩵
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pickThis one was fascinating bc Einstein and his family are involved. Book 5 of The Missing series.
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pick“The murders took place on a hot summer night, but to Juniper it would always be winter in Jericho.”
First book of November. Surprising ending to a small town double-murder mystery.
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pickStan and Elpidia both need to fight back and defend themselves; Elpidia from peer bullies and Stan from his alcoholic dad. The recluse Charlie helps them learn. A MG story of friendship, morality, and growing up strong 💪
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panI did not enjoy this book, possibly because it was so different from what I was expecting. I thought it would be a fictional, but fairly accurate, account of the Pendle Witch Trials, which took place in Lancashire, England in 1612. Instead, although it was based on facts, the author included some really wild speculative aspects to the story. ⬇️
pickSometimes 451 characters isn't enough to gush over a book and the feeeelllllssss associated with that book and that's my problem here but I will say that Grann did an amazing job of balancing historical information and providing it such a written way that spoke of the Osage's civilization with respect to race, perspective, culture, and colonialism.
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pickI have too many feels for this story that Arden put together!
I found this to be a great read, at times an ode to the war and the people affected, and others time a magical tale laced with hope, and dash of madness yet highly detailed that I never lost my place or the realities of the time. To my surprise, the characters had to navigate through the war and it's nightmares but also their adaptation to seeing their world transformed.
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