I started this book like 2 hrs ago smh
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I started this book like 2 hrs ago smh
Day 26: JOMPBPC: Fast Read
I didn't know what to do for this prompt, so instead I decided to make the transgender pride flag out of books! 💙🩷🤍🩷💙
Happy Pride Month! 🏳️🌈
@adibkhorram You had me sitting in my office yelling "Nonononononoooo..." out loud at a book this afternoon. That club scene had me STRESSED.
So, yeah. That happened.
Loved this one!! I want more!!
JOMP day 26
Fast read
Typically comics/graphic novels are pretty quick reads … and here’s most of the ones I hauled this month 😅
My sister: WOW you read this book as fast as I did. How?
Me:
studyblr w/ knives reading challenge
challenge: recommended by a friend
book: The Paris Apartment
author: Kelly Bowen
reading time: 8 hours
rating: 5/5
summary: Aurelia Leclaire inherits an apartment in Paris. Her grandmother had a secret apartment full of treasures. Gowns and art decorate the walls and closet. Aurelia contacts Gabriel Seymour, an art restorer and appraiser, to help learn more about the art pieces and how they wound up in the apartment. The book jumps back and forth between Aurelia and Estelle Allard, her grandmother. Estelle lives in Paris in 1942. She is a strong woman who fights against the Nazis and works with the resistance. In the book, we learn Estelle's story as Aurelia unravels each secret hidden in the apartment.
review below the cut. no spoilers
JOMP BPC June 26: Fast Read
JOMP BOOK PHOTO CHALLENGE | JUNE 26, 2020: FAST READ
I read Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston in a little over a week back in February, which is fast for me as a full-time student with way too much homework, and I recently reread it in less than 24 hours during quarantine. It’s a fairly long book but it doesn’t feel like it at all!!