Oh excellent! I’ve gone back and forth between a dozen different scenarios so I’m keen to see how it ends! I’ll be sure to check in once I’m done, I think it will be a 5 star for me too.
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I have Local Woman Missing on my A-Z for the year so this is exciting.
I started The Appeal last night after such good reviews here.
Its Jan 20th and I have only used one audible credit this month. Not one other book has been purchased by me. Hard to believe.the daily kindle deals have been rubbish, its not that my will power is good.
I started The Appeal last night after such good reviews here.
Its Jan 20th and I have only used one audible credit this month. Not one other book has been purchased by me. Hard to believe.
Does anyone else take an age to finish non-fiction books? I'm usually a quick reader but I just slow right down even though I'm enjoying it.
I have "How Iceland Changed the World" by Egill Bjarnason sat on my desk and I keep saying I'll read it next but I still haven't picked it up
I have "How Iceland Changed the World" by Egill Bjarnason sat on my desk and I keep saying I'll read it next but I still haven't picked it up
non-fiction always takes me so much longer to read, even if i’m enjoying it! i think it’s because i’m really retaining the information (if that makes sense) or going back and forth between the footnotes and photos (depending on the book).Does anyone else take an age to finish non-fiction books? I'm usually a quick reader but I just slow right down even though I'm enjoying it.
I have "How Iceland Changed the World" by Egill Bjarnason sat on my desk and I keep saying I'll read it next but I still haven't picked it up
Yes, non-fiction is the enemy of the Goodreads goal. At least a decent chunk of the page count is usually a bibliography.Does anyone else take an age to finish non-fiction books? I'm usually a quick reader but I just slow right down even though I'm enjoying it.
I have "How Iceland Changed the World" by Egill Bjarnason sat on my desk and I keep saying I'll read it next but I still haven't picked it up
I v rarely read non fiction. I usually choose to listen and I do it when Im cleaning or ironing so Im keen to listen 
Just finished Tomorrow x3 and I really enjoyed it. I gave it 4*. I can see what people mean about Sadie and Sam not being likeable (especially Sadie! She gave me Rory Gilmore vibes) but I actually liked that they were flawed and made terrible decisions a lot of the time.
Oh that does sound interesting. Only 99p too. Would be a good book club pick I reckon.
I can’t find it. Who is it by please?
I bought this as a 99p deal but haven’t read it yet. Sounds interesting though, I’m looking forward to it!
Yes, it was a good read but incredibly depressing and full of hopelessness. I read it when I was alone in lockdown and it really amplified my loneliness.
It was a great read and has stuck with me but the way it made me feel was not always enjoyable.
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I became such a slooooow reader.
I miss reading books on my mother language.
After 3 months I finally finished the book.
Now starting second one from Guillaume Musso.
I bought set of 5 books, and with this speed I think it will be my 2023 reading.
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But still I love to check what are you girls read, and search inspiration
I miss reading books on my mother language.
After 3 months I finally finished the book.
Now starting second one from Guillaume Musso.
I bought set of 5 books, and with this speed I think it will be my 2023 reading.
🫣But still I love to check what are you girls read, and search inspiration
Oh really? it seems to be quite a short book so will stick with it. If you don’t hear from me I’ll probably be in a corner or something
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