Book 595: Tableau Numéro 20 – Est Em
I came across this on Grace’s blog, Books Without Any Pictures, and her description of it being out of the normal […]
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I came across this on Grace’s blog, Books Without Any Pictures, and her description of it being out of the normal […]
Book 595: Tableau Numéro 20 – Est Em Read Post »
Where do you go from crazy rich and insanely rich when you’re telling a story? Inheritance, obviously, and the intricacies,
Book 593: Rich People Problems (Crazy Rich Asians #3) – Kevin Kwan Read Post »
As always seems to be the case, when one book comes in from being on hold at the library, ALL
Book 592: China Rich Girlfriend (Crazy Rich Asians #2) – Kevin Kwan Read Post »
This one has been on my radar for a while, but it jumped up after someone posted the NPR article/review
Book 591: Fence Vol. 1 (Fence #1) – C.S. Pacat, Johanna the Mad, and Joana LaFuente Read Post »
(Check out my updated 2020 response.) My heart is glowing after reading this. Seriously—I will probably read it at least
Book 590: #Hockey (Check, Please! #1) – Ngozi Ukazu Read Post »
If Rowling is going to take so long between these – she may need to include recaps of the previous
Book 589: Lethal White (Cormoran Strike #4) – Robert Galbraith Read Post »
This was harder to read than I thought it would be. Not because of anything I’ve personally experienced, but because
Book 576: Boy Erased – Garrard Conley Read Post »
I had to take a few days after finishing this book to process it before I wrote my response. It’s
Book 556: Wizard and Glass (The Dark Tower #4) – Stephen King Read Post »
As if reading a book about grief and death wasn’t enough, I unknowingly placed a book right behind it from
Book 555: Lizzy & Jane – Katherine Reay Read Post »