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The Color Of Secrets by Lindsay Ashford

The Color Of Secrets by Lindsay Ashford

Nov 30, 2015 | , , ,

The Color Of Secrets by Lindsay Ashford – 399 pages Book Blurb: In the midst of the Second World War, Eva receives the devastating news that her husband is missing and presumed dead. Neither wife nor widow, she lives in a numb state of limbo until, in the heat of an...

2015 Holiday List – Giving The Gift of Books!

2015 Holiday List – Giving The Gift of Books!

Nov 23, 2015 | ,

2015 Holiday List - Giving The Gift of Books! The links below will take you to the goodbookfairy.com website where you can purchase these books and anything else on your list directly through Amazon.com.  Getting to Amazon through my website helps me with my website...

The Guest Room by Chris Bohjalian

The Guest Room by Chris Bohjalian

Nov 4, 2015 | , , , ,

The Guest Room by Chris Bohjalian- 336 pages ARC courtesy of NetGalley Book Blurb: When Kristin Chapman agrees to let her husband, Richard, host his brother’s bachelor party, she expects a certain amount of debauchery. She brings their young daughter to Manhattan for...

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New Book Review:The Amateur by Chris Bohjalian was a total winner for me. It offered a great plot, a good mystery and a highly unlikeable main character. Bohjalian books are often hit or miss for me, yet this one, and his last, The Jackal’s Mistress were winners for me.I sped through this one as I was completely invested in these characters. Mira was such an unlikeable person, yet I was still rooting for her because she never meant to kill her friend, who was a new caddy. She made poor decisions over and over again and I just wanted to slap her but also hug away her circumstances.Having this book set in the early 70s was so good. It took place before the “me too” era and it led Mira into some sticky situations as she loved sleeping with married men. She also took all types of drugs on the regular which was never really questioned. I thought the trial was well written and the ending had a great conclusion. This one read really quickly and kept me highly entertained. ...

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Happy Pub Day! Here are some highlights:🐳 Whale Harbor by @marybethkeane @scribnerbooks 🐳 The Queen of Roses by @juliakellywrites @gallerybooks 🐳 After the End by @kelli.christiansen @sibyllinepress 🐳 The Two Wills by @blair.fell @alcovepress 📘: What is your zodiac sign?#newbooks #pubday #bookpubday #ReadersMatter #BooksMatter #TBR #bookrecs #goodbookfairy ...

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5 days ago

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MAKE ME LAUGH MONDAY:📘: Do you keep a reading journal of what you've rea#bookishhumorh#MakeMeLaughMondayo#BooksMattera#ReadingMatterst#bookrecsk#bookishfunniesn#goodbookfairyfairy ...

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New Book Review:Breathing Under Water by Jacquline Friedland was a relatable and compelling story of keeping your family afloat during the harried time of parenthood. Additionally, this book is a welcome reminder of how a stranger can your life for the better. The book mainly focuses on two women - Berry, a mother of two sons, one of whom has autism. The other is McKenna, a young woman taking care of her grandmother, all while working full time. The magic of the story was how these two women, in completely different stages of womanhood, found each other and allowed themselves to ask for help. Women are so trained to do everything themselves and often feel as if asking for help is a form of weakness. Leo, Berry’s son, is the superhero in the story as he goes through life on the spectrum. He’s a good looking and overall, a great kid, yet he deals with so much on a daily level. Watching him grow into himself and finding an endearing friendship with McKenna was lovely. The author’s note was very interesting as the author’s mother was diagnosing spectrum disorders way before so many others weren’t. Quiet, entertaining and quick book to read! @jackiefriedland @harpermusebooks📘: On a scale of 1-10, how good of a swimmer are you? I'm probably a five at best.#newbookreview #bookreview #bookrec #addtoTBR #goodbookfairybookreviews #goodbookfairybookreview #goodbookfairy ...

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