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The Stonewall Inn
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Product Placement
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My 2022 Reading List
is always open to view with links to the books I’m reading and updated as I read each book. Please feel free to read along with me! If you see a review and want to try the book, a link to barnes and noble’s website with the book will be available on my list.
Edited 01/25/2022. Except for The Hideaway Inn. If you read my review and still want to read it, feel free to Google it for purchase. I cannot link it and live with myself 😂
Hey, everyone! A friend of mine has published a book on Amazon and is giving away an e-book copy for free in the next few days! Please go give it a try! If you like it, leave her a nice review! 🖤🖤
Also, please signal boost so that as many people as possible download the book! You will help her boost the numbers and get a free book out of it! It’s a good deal! 😊
I'm terrible at reviewing and sustaining effort. Plus, I took a break. But I read 15 books!
Now Reading: A Marvelous Light by Freya Marske
Call Me By Your Name by Andre Acimen
2 Stars
I read it. I enjoyed some parts of it. I found Elio overly melodramatic in an uncomfortable way. Oliver just irritated me. It wasn't for me but I am glad I read it.
The Elite by Kiera Cass
4 Stars.
Was it better than the first book? Yes. Was it worse than the first book? Also yes. Let me explain why. Elite has a much better pace than the first book, the conflict outside of Aspen and Maxon is actually engaging and the twists are actually quite compelling. I can see a bit more why people are so in love with this series. But here's the thing. I really don't like America that much. I find the melodrama deciding between the two boys very conflated. She loves both. But Aspen broke up with her because he got his man-baby feelings hurt that she spent some money to make him a meal. Like she thought he was going to propose so she did something nice and this child broke up with her because he has to be the big tough provider. Now she's apologizing to him?! Girl you need to go with the man who has proven over and over he will do what he can to make you happy, even at his own detriment. I'm going to read the next one, not sure about the companions. For now. It's done!
Now reading: The Elite by Kiera Cass.
The Cellist Of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway
4 Stars.
This book is based on the Seige of Sarajevo although it admittedly takes lots of liberties with the timeline. The book focuses on 3 separate people living in the midst of war and the Cellist who weaves in throughout their lives. The Cellist witnessed a bombing that killed 22 people waiting in a bread line at 4 pm, and he goes out to play for 22 days in that spot. The book had great emotional exploration as it weaved time and although the characters didn't ever meet. Their paths still crossed. A good read, especially if one likes historical settings!
Now Reading: The Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway.
The Most Precious of Cargoes by Jean-Claude Grumberg
The author takes horrifying details and the stark and terrible reality of the holocaust and weaves a mournful tale into a tapestry. This was a sobering, amazing, beautiful read. Highly recommend.
5 Stars
Now reading: The Most Precious of Cargoes by Jean-Claude Grumberg
That feeling when you read a book SO BAD you don't even want to add the link for purchase on your spreadsheet.
The Hideaway Inn by Phillip William Stover
It was a hallmark movie in book form but the author was entirely too obsessed with body hair, looking tough, and using gun metaphors for sex. It was physically painful to read. Run in the opposite direction of this book. I read it so you don't have to. This book should not be tossed aside lightly. It should be thrown with great force.
Books to get me through now and March 1
My current TBR Pile in no particular order and the 18 books currently in transport to my library branch.
4.5 Stars
This was such a great read! It had a lot of suspense to keep the pages turning but not so much as to give you anxiety. I love the diverse cast and the characterization was fantastic! It is first-person and switches between Louisa (the biracial main character) Ellen (the female volunteer for the RAF, Who couldn't fully enlist because of her Traveller heritage) and Jamie, the cocky fighter pilot trying to keep his men alive. A definite recommendation! YA Historical fiction.
Currently reading the enigma code! Review coming soon!
Daughter of the Pirate King by Tricia Levenseller
5 Stars
A young female, badass, Jack Sparrow, but with more brains and better hair. I loved the fast-paced and captivating storyline!
