Tag: Book Review
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Review: Spiral by Bal Khabra
Hockey rookie Elias Westbrook is drowning in fame and pressure, while ballerina Sage Beaumont needs a publicity boost to land her dream role. When the two agree to fake date for mutual benefit, sparks fly—and the line between pretend and real quickly blurs. But with their futures on the line, they must decide if their…
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Bookish Terms and Acronyms
When I first started reading and following reviewers on Goodreads, I was completely stumped by all the terms and abbreviations. It took me a year to fully understand most of them—and even now, I still get confused sometimes! That said, I’m hopeful this list of bookish terms and abbreviations will be helpful as you begin…
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Wrap Up: March 2025
This month has gone by so quickly and I have been in a reading slump. I read rather consistently but did struggle to enjoy reading. But Denver and I watched many movies, and we spent a lot of time together! I had Spring Break a few weeks back where I hung out with my family…
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Book Review: The House of My Mother by Shari Franke
In an ever-shifting business landscape, adaptability isn’t just a trait—it’s a competitive advantage. Companies that embrace change, learn from challenges, and pivot when necessary are the ones that not only survive but also thrive in uncertain environments.
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Book Review: The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters
In an ever-shifting business landscape, adaptability isn’t just a trait—it’s a competitive advantage. Companies that embrace change, learn from challenges, and pivot when necessary are the ones that not only survive but also thrive in uncertain environments.
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Wrap Up: February 2025
February… the month of love and apparently snow days. This month, I consumed a lot of media, ate a lot of good food and spent time with friends, family and my lovely boyfriend! I had 3 consecutive snow days, celebrated my dad’s 60th birthday and of course, read books that were on my tbr! Along…
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Review: Greenlights by Matthew McConaughey
‘Greenlights’ by Matthew McConaughey is a memoir of experienced, lessons he learned, and forgotten poems, prayers, prescriptions, beliefs, photographs and bumper stickers. It is 50 years of his graces, truths, and beauties of brutality wrapped into a book. It is a love letter. To life. ˚ ✦ . . ˚ . . ✦ ˚ . ★ My Review: I…
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Review: We Sold Our Souls by Grady Hendrix
In an ever-shifting business landscape, adaptability isn’t just a trait—it’s a competitive advantage. Companies that embrace change, learn from challenges, and pivot when necessary are the ones that not only survive but also thrive in uncertain environments.
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Review: ‘The Final Girl Support Group’ by Grady Hendrix
‘The Final Girl Support Group’ by Grady Hendrix is a thrilling horror-comedy novel that centers on a group of women who survived brutal, slasher-style massacres—each of them the lone survivor, or “final girl,” of a notorious killing spree. Now, years later, they meet in a support group to help process the trauma of their pasts.…
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Review: ‘The Devil and Mrs. Davenport’ by Paulette Kennedy
‘The Devil & Mrs. Davenport’ by Paulette Kennedy is a historical fiction novel set in 1950’s small town America. It follows Loretta Davenport who is the picture perfect housewife with the picture perfect family — until a local girl is murdered and Loretta begins receiving messages from beyond the grave. Trigger Warnings: Abuse (Physical, Emotional,…
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