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Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated Betrayals (Strange Angels, #2) in Books

Sep 6, 2019

DNF at around 50%.

I remember I wasn't too fussed about the first book, just that it got better near the end. Considering I read it over a year ago I can't remember a thing about what happened but when I saw this in the window of the charity shop I thought, "why not?"

Unless you read this more or less straight after the first book--which I don't have anymore--like me you might find it a little hard to figure out what's going on and be confused.

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Emma (519 KP) rated A Little Death in Books

Sep 8, 2019

A Little Death

Laura Wilson | 2019 | Thriller

6.0

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I found this book on my bookcase, not quite sure how I came to possess it, but thought I would.give it a read. I like to give every book a chance,but I couldn't get into this one, I really struggled with it. The plot was flimsy, if not non existent, and the characters are totally unrelateable. It takes a lot for me to give a book only two stars, but this book managed it. I would not recommend this book and will be giving it to the charity shop.

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The Gefiltefest Cookbook: Recipes from the World's Best-Loved Jewish Cooks

Claudia Roden and Gefiltefest

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From the humble aubergine to the outstanding Friday night dinner, food plays an enormous part in...

The Color Project

Sierra Abrams

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Bernice Aurora Wescott has one thing she doesn't want anyone to know: her name. That is, until Bee...

Auburn (57 KP) rated The Boyfriend Bid in Books

Apr 10, 2019

This was in no way what I was expecting. The plot followed two people who weren't alike faking a relationship for charity. What starts as a one sided hate fest turns into something more.
I enjoyed the sweet side of the story and the fact that some prejudice the Sarah had seems to disappear the more she realizes not all people are the same. In the beginning I didn't really enjoy the fact she generalized sports players as being dumb.
Overall a sweet read that keeps you smiling throughout.

Thank you for allowing me to read an early copy on NetGalley