A friend of mine reached out while I was home and told me he wanted to send me a postcard because that's one of the things he was doing to keep in touch with people. I shared my address and then shortly after instead of a postcard in my mailbox I found a book, this [...]
There seems to be magic steeped in the foundation of this bookstore. Or maybe it comes from the books themselves.
Stubbornness is probably the only reason I finished this book.
"Sense and Sensibility" is chock full of drama and assumptions and people believing they're better than others and fools. It was kinda fun and kinda frustrating.
I liked it better than the last Jules Verne novel I read. But that bar is low. It's so very low, practically stuck in the mud you could roll over it.
My march goal for reading is one book, and I plan to be gentle with myself because it's a huge heavy book, so if I don't finish it, then I'll try not to be mad at myself.
A book review of a book that I was so delightfully shocked by how fun and witty I found it.
A repetitive fantasy historical fiction that I hated. Needs more unicorns less nazis and racism.
Do you ever get so bogged down by the terrible real life aspects of a book that the romance just doesn't hit the mark?
A book review for a book I actually enjoyed. What world are we living in????
