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Cary Grant: Taking The Lead by Gene Popa
slow-paced
1.0
This really just felt like a list of some of his movies with a way too long synopsis. Very few details about Cary Grant.
The Girl in the Triangle by Joyana Peters
Did not finish book. Stopped at 9%.
Did not finish book. Stopped at 9%.
Duel narration spoiled me. When a male POV entered the story, but kept the same female narrator I knew I was going to quit this one. Maybe I'll get the ebook.
Where You See Yourself by Claire Forrest
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emotional
hopeful
informative
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
5.0
I think this book is important for everyone. I think it's actually more important for abled body people. As important as representation is and that everyone deserves to see themselves in media, it's just as important for non disabled people to learn just a little what it's like to live in a wheelchair or with some other disability.
Graphic: Ableism
Mail Order Misfit by Kirsten Osbourne
lighthearted
fast-paced
3.0
Kindle unlimited is full of a lot of garbage, but I actually liked this one!
Royal Valentine by Sariah Wilson
lighthearted
1.0
Honestly I found it really hard to read an accent.
"You dinnae ken what you're agreeing to."
What is that?
"You dinnae ken what you're agreeing to."
What is that?
Christmas in July: A Christmas, Colorado Novel: Book 2 by Debbie Mason
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emotional
lighthearted
4.0
This book is much more substantial than the chick lit blurb.
It deals with grief, ptsd, forgiveness, found family
It deals with grief, ptsd, forgiveness, found family
Graphic: Grief
Minor: Alcohol, Suicide attempt, Child death, and Fire/Fire injury
What the Fang? by Stacey Kennedy
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1.0
Graphic: Sexual content
In a Single Moment by Imogen Clark
emotional
mysterious
reflective
2.0
This is a story about two women who give birth on the same day, but then there are suspicions that the babies were switched.
The book would have been more interesting (I think) if that were the only story told. Basically there's Michelle and her mothering and then Sylvie and her whole backstory. I felt that her story was too much and unnecessary.
The book would have been more interesting (I think) if that were the only story told. Basically there's Michelle and her mothering and then Sylvie and her whole backstory. I felt that her story was too much and unnecessary.
Sociopath by Patric Gagne
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dark
informative
2.0
Graphic: Toxic friendship, Mental illness, and Stalking