On the very first page, someone asks, “Did he speak with an accent?” Readers learn this was a question everyone had after the Boston Marathon bombing, which happened the same day Plum’s husband had surgery for his cancer.
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I Do It with the Lights On #BookReview #NoBodyShame @WhitneyWay
Honest, analytical, and carefully constructed, Whitney Way Thore’s memoir is a must-read for those fighting in the #nobodyshame movement.
13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl #BookReview
When you erase the fat and leave the girl, you’re still not getting much person.
The Woman in Cabin 10 #mystery #suspense @ruthwarewriter
Honestly, I’m not sure I would have enjoyed the hardcover book. All the pleading might have sounded forced, and thus I recommend the audiobook over the hardcover edition.
#BookReview The Summer She Was Under Water @QFPress @MichalskiJen
He’s into craft beer and soccer (totally unAmerican) and crosses his legs in such a way that suggests he’s effeminate. What did Sam see in him?
Damnation #bookreview #readwomen @diddioz
“Why were we only made to die?”
Rebecca #20BooksofSummer #bookreview #readwomen
Have I ever told you that my imagination once almost killed me?
The Diverse Books Tag #diversebookbloggers
Naz over at Read Diverse Books has challenged everyone to read more diversely.
Bystanders #readwomen #bookreview
Think about it: Doris Lessing wrote the horrifying story “Room 19,” but not once did the narrator tell her children she didn’t want them. Instead, she quietly committed suicide, but we get what’s going on.
Only Ever Yours #bookreview #readwomen #YAlit
The characters in Only Ever Yours are terribly familiar. If you’ve ever been a devoted fan of the Sweet Valley Twins books like I was, you’ll remember the cast…
