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I was reading the emma hooper book and I gave up on it .so im onto different books now and yeah will have to think really hard what I want toread . thanks all .
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Did you try that other book by the writer of A Little Life? I read part of that sample and I thought that might be interesting.
I read the Amazon blurb and too many words in it didn't appeal to me: 1950, expedition, remote Micronesian island, lost tribe, forest dwellers, immortality that preserves the body but not the mind, anthropological adventure.
I read the Amazon blurb and too many words in it didn't appeal to me: 1950, expedition, remote Micronesian island, lost tribe, forest dwellers, immortality that preserves the body but not the mind, anthropological adventure.
That sounds great and it's not post apoc nor are there any zombies.
I read the Amazon blurb and too many words in it didn't appeal to me: 1950, expedition, remote Micronesian island, lost tribe, forest dwellers, immortality that preserves the body but not the mind, anthropological adventure.
Oh dear. I had forgotten how interesting it sounded to me. If I shove The Children's Crusade to the back of the line and try that one first, I wonder if they would still return my money if I didn't like it? Naw, I guess not.
Finished A Spool of Blue Thread. It wasn't anything great but I got through it quickly; didn't require any deep thinking or anything. Would I recommend it? I guess yes, if you want to just have something to read that you won't get too "involved" with.
On a scale of 1-10 I'd give it a 6.5.
Next up is Every Fifteen Minutes. I'm feeling a little anxious about The Children's Crusade based on Dawn and Tigerlily's reviews, but of course I'll give it a try.
I wouldn't give up on TCC. As in life, different strokes for different folks.
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I was going to read You by Caroline Kepnes but... I decided to read more life snippets, even though these snippets are fiction: Lillian on Life by Alison Jean Lester
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