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What is the last book you read, and how much did you rate it?
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The Wedding Date by Jasmine Guillory and I rated it 5 ⭐️ 😍
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Vivacity by Elodie Hart. I gave it five stars. It was amazing.
Just finished ‘Summer Weddings’ by Debbie Macomber. It was two stories and both were lovely. I gave the book 5 stars.
Dear Acorn (Love, Oak): Letter Poems to Friends by Joyce Sidman and Melissa Sweet, ill ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
4🌟 Handle With Care by Jodi Picoult. I don't know how I missed it—published 2009—fantastic mix of crucial family topics deftly handled by a master. Picoult's circumstances open your mind to think past superficial barriers and prejudices. There's NO boundaries on a child's life unless WE put them there..
Oops ...! I just realized I had forgotten to post Legion here. I had finished it very late Sunday night and then wrote the actual review on Monday morning. Legion
William Peter Blatty
3 stars
This is the sequel to The Exorcist which I had read just before this, so I read them back to back. The first half of this book was rather slow. The entire story takes place over 8 days, from March 13 to March 20. The main character is detective William F Kinderman. He is very scatterbrained in the first half of the book and he kept thinking about all of these weird things that had nothing to do with the case at all. Like what would happen if the astronauts would find a camera on Mars. Obviously that had nothing to do with the murder of a 12 year old boy. The second half had a twist and a big surprise, but the book wasn't very interesting to me. Kinderman was just too weird for me. He also cannot use his bathtub because his wife keeps live carp in it.
Those Left Behind (Zombie Fallout, #10) by Mark Tufo 5/5
Black Water Liliesby Michel Bussi 5💫, a "must read" book. Enjoy.🤩
I just finished this creepy book that is set during October. It's a great read for Halloween. The Wild Hunt
Emma Seckel
4 stars
This novel features the Sluagh (sloo-ah) which are birds from Scottish myth. They look like crows. And every October they swarm this tiny island in huge numbers. And things bleed. The book is set right after World War II so the people in here are depressed. It's about broken families, choices and guilt. The plot is definitely focused on the people and emotions as well as running from the blood thirsty birds. And yes, the story extends through Halloween until the beginning of November... There is also some mystery in here that hints at secrets.
I quite enjoyed this one. I felt it was different. It's not your average "killer bird" book. It's smarter than that and has a heart.
The last book I read is my second novella and my third book, and it's because I'm editing it. I'm overly critical of my own work, and it would not be appropriate to rate my own work. 😅📚✍️ #Books #Novella #Editing #Work
I've just finished Imagine me by Tahereh mafi and it's a 6 stars book ♥️😍
Courtney wrote: "The Great Gatsby ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"one of my favorites!
Just finished this one, and I would give it 5 stars. It has been great.The Tudors: The Complete Story of England's Most Notorious Dynasty
I have finished this book.The Vatican's Exorcists: Driving Out the Devil in the 21st Century
Tracy Wilkinson
3 stars
So I have some mixed feelings about this nonfiction book. It was easy to read but I'm kind of unsure what I have learned? It's kind of "grayish". If that makes sense. It goes over the stuff about the exorcisms all right but I also felt that some of the described cases were actually medical issues. And I was surprised to learn that the people in Italy actually ask for thousands of exorcism a year! The book made me wonder why.
Tampa by Alissa Nutting, Rated it 5 Stars
On the Road by Jack Kerouac One of the greatest American novels of the 20th century
Definitely a 5
every spiral of fate, 4.25 stars
Something in the Walls by Daisy Pearce (4 stars -- because I have a hard time finding horror books that deserve 5 stars lol)
The last book I read was The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy, which I give a solid 5 stars for its timeless advice on consistency and mindset. It reminded me why I wrote The 1% Growth System: progress truly begins one step at a time.What about you? What’s the last book you finished, and how would you rate it? 📚✨
The last book I read was The Mountain Is You by Brianna Wiest, solid 5 stars! It’s an incredible reminder that transformation begins the moment we face our own patterns with honesty and grace.What about you? What’s the last book that truly moved you? 📚✨
Gallant by V.E Schwab five stars I loved it.
The great escape by Megan Rix and it was 6 stars 😍 it's a book for children but I love it do much
Circe by madeline miller and rated it 3 stars. Soft dnfed it too.
Belladonna by Adalyn Grace I rated it 5/5 stars!!!
The Widow
3.5 ⭐
Read as a #netgalley ARC
#grisham fan First ARC from the author.
A different kind of legal thriller.
My review - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
Five Survive and I rated it 5 stars. It was kiiind of boring in some places, but otherwise very good!
The Lines
3 stars
I read this book as a #netgalley ARC and this review is based on my reading the book.
atmospheric crime fiction with character
My review here - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
I just finished the 555 page book:Summer of Night
Dan Simmons
5 stars!
This is definitely one of the top horror books I have read this year. And since this is a library book I will have to get my own copy of this. But it's so very creepy. A horrible ancient menace is taking over a small rural Illinois town and only a group of kids on bikes can stop them. This moves at a good pace too. Lots of kid type adventures but also them playing detective while their friends are dying from the thing. There is some serious death count in here. And some of the scenes were so vivid I got the crazy urge to try and draw it. But I just love books that have kids as main characters. But this is no fluffy kid story. It's adult horror with guts and all. Very detailed background in here too. Highly recommend! It's set in 1960.
Well I have finished this book now, only took a few hours to read this children's book.Pocket Bear
Katherine Applegate
5 stars
This was a very quick relaxing story. Just the perfect thing to read after that very long horror story! It's a kid's book but great for adults as well. The main character is a cat named Zephyrina who loves to carry stuff home like socks, shoes, toys... And the humans clean up these toys and give them a Second Chance. And then one day Zeph finds an antique bear in a garbage bag. I think this book actually asks a difficult question: is it better for a stuffed animal to sit in a museum or should it go to another child but then later be outgrown and end up tossed out again??
Wrong place Wrong time by Gillian McAlister. 5/5
Sonora by Jenni L. Walsh Very Enjoyable Read. About Sonora who is a Horse Diver beginning in the early 1920’s. Learned about something I never knew about. Recommend, 5 Stars ⭐️Review if Interested: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
My Next Breath by Jeremy Renner (recommended in audiobook format) - 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 MUST LISTEN
I just finished Bras & Broomsticks
Sarah Mlynowski
4 stars
Rachel finds out her younger sister is a witch and then she starts to scheme his to take advantage of the situation. It's a humorous high school story about a dance on stage and trying to stop a wedding. Of course nothing goes as planned. I enjoyed this. I see there are more books in this series so I will try to read those too.
After Ragnarok: Godless age 4.5/5 (4 in goodreads). It’s moody but great indie book. it doesn’t hold your hand, which i appreciate. If you like grim, grounded fantasy where the world itself is a riddle… try it. if you want mainstream romancy vibes, you should skip it.
by Rachel Neumeier 5 stars
I love a good military sci-fi book mixed with political intrigue. The world- and character building in this one makes it a favourite.
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