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Sarah Johnson (15 KP) rated Everywhere Wonder in Books

Nov 30, 2017  
Everywhere Wonder
Everywhere Wonder
Matthew Swanson | 2017 | Children
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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I love the creative idea and concept of this book. The pictures are also just wonderful too. (0 more)
A Wonderful Story about the Story We All Have to Tell
What a wonderful idea for a children's book. A story about how everyone has a unique and special story to tell. I love how this book travels around the world showing pictures of different places. I think it is always great when books expand children's minds to the world around them. I think teaching children to share then story and to want to learn about the story of others is a great way to explore the world and all it has to offer.
  
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    Nothing

    Lulu Raczka

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    Nothing is much more than a series of monologues. It is about - among other things - cupcakes,...

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Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated Twisted Perfection in Books

Sep 6, 2019  
Twisted Perfection
Twisted Perfection
Abbi Glines | 2013
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
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<strong>Huh...that ending</strong>

Are you really that bothered, Woods? I'm certainly not.

I read the first two books in this series (Rosemary Beach) years ago and never got around to finishing it, but admittedly I wasn't too bothered about that. But the chance to read a different story of the group of friends? Sure, why not?

I have enjoyed this but I could quite happily leave it at the one book because that ending? As mentioned above, I'm not that bothered about the news about his dad. But I do have the second book in this mini series so I guess I should read it soon.
  
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Morgan Sheppard (1037 KP) created a post

Sep 9, 2026  
A question for Wednesday, because the autumn light this week has got me thinking about it.

Do you read differently when the seasons change? Not just what you read, but how you read — the kind of book you reach for, the way you settle into it, the atmosphere you want around you while you're reading it. Summer reading and autumn reading feel genuinely different to me, and not just because the books change. Something about the quality of attention shifts with the season.

What about you? Does the season change what you read, and does it change how? 📖🍂

#AutumnReads #SweaterWeather #CosyVibes #HyggeReads #CandlesAndBooks
      
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Whatchareadin (174 KP) rated Two From the Heart in Books

May 10, 2018  
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Two From the Heart
James Patterson | 2017
6
6.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
This book is divided into two short stories. The first is about Anne McWilliams. She lives on the beach in North Carolina, where she has lived for the past few years following a divorce from her husband. She is an old school photographer, so when a hurricane moves through and takes out half of her house that includes her darkroom, she is beyond devastated. Instead of dealing with the mess, she decides to travel the country and take new pictures and hear the stories of the people that go with those stories. How will this journey change the rest of her life?

In the second story, Tyler Bron is a millionaire, who, on paper, appears to have it all. But in reality, he has never had a life. Always focused on himself and getting to the top of his career field. He has no friends, only work colleagues who he really knows nothing about. So he hires a writer, Damian Crane to write a new life for him. But will Tyler be able to handle all that life has to offer?

This is a newer James Patterson novel released earlier this year. On my quest to read all of his stand alone books, I'm giving this on 3.5 stars. I enjoyed the stories and the one about Tyler was the most interesting to me. Each main character is at a point in their lives, where they need to make some changes in order to continue to live. I think that Tyler makes the most extreme change of all.

Even though James Patterson pumps out several books a year, he is still one of my favorites and I enjoy reading his books. I always know I can finish one of his books in 2-3 days and it will hold my attention.