An extension of my StoryGraph-- these are the books that I wish I could ready for the first time again
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Laughed, cried and felt all of my small town in the Midwest feels!
The Old Place by Bobby Finger
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I thought this was going to be a fun and adventurous book that reminded me of Fosters Home for Imaginary friends… it is all of those things, but a bit more fantasy rolled into it (as someone who typically doesn't enjoy fantasy) and such a beautiful l...
The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune
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5/5 stars My favorite book of all time, hands down. I have bought this book upwards of 10 times. I keep copies on hand to give to fellow readers as a gift. Best experience reading on a cold rainy day, curled up on the couch with a mug of coffee.
The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey
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5/5 stars Such a beautiful story! This book did take me quite awhile to finish, it spans such a long time period and is very detailed, so if you’re looking for a quick, light read, this probably isn’t the book for you to read right now.
Pachinko by Min Jin Lee
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4/5 stars, spans multiple generations across different cities and continents. Definitely a medium paced read and while it’s a bit somber and reflective, it’s not a sad book. The concept of the book within the book, (Lost City) sounds super interestin...
The Lost Book of Adana Moreau by Michael Zapata
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I’m a sucker for a WWII novel and I loved the added espionage element of this book. Great pace and the chapters are broken up in a way that’s easy to follow through multiple reading sessions. Not going to lie, did cry at one point (even though it was...
Loved this story and was sobbing at the end. It was also a relatively quick read and I liked how the chapters were broken up, that it was easy to read over multiple sittings.
I don’t read a ton of Greek mythology, so I will admit I had a hard time ...
The Song of Achilles: A Novel
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4.5/5 stars for me! I knocked this book out over two days of a snowy holiday weekend and it was the perfect read for the moment. If you liked The Language of Sycamores or Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine, I think you’d love this book. It touches o...