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4.5 stars A beautiful beautiful story about loss and grief and family. I really loved the characters and I loved the beautiful writing. I thought at parts it was longer than it needed to be but overall I highly recommend this story.  Daily Joys – 205 Read, watched, painted, journaled, so the days go.  Inviting Joy – 204 Quiet day, watching sunset, my people happy and some alone time.  Daily Joys – 203 Got my shots. Here’s to hoping better hips. Grateful.  Daily Joys – 202 Ordered machine, chugging along. Tired and a bit lost.  Daily Joys – 201 So many beautiful colors. So much joy.  Daily Joys – 200 A lovely walk with a friend. Time at the DMV, successful operation. Thankful.
I had never heard of Debbie Tung but I have a lot of depression and anxiety around me right now and I thought this might be timely. It was an absolutely beautiful book of illustrations and beautiful, thoughtful journey that the author took for her mental wellbeing. It’s thoughtful, honest and I now want to read all of her books! with gratitude to edelweiss and Simon & Schuster for an advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.
3.5 stars sweet story with cute little twist. I liked it and read it in one fell swoop. If romance is your thing, you’ll enjoy this one.
I really enjoy Meg Mitchell Moore’s stories. I like her characters, I like the way the books make me feel and I like getting to know the worlds and people she creates. This one was no exception.
3.5 stars this was an interesting book, a tough one to listen to in audio with the large number of characters and large number of permutations of what might have happened that the two detectives discuss. I still liked my time with it and enjoyed reading it.
this was a pleasant surprise. with it being called shoe story, i thought it was going to be super fluffy but it was delightful. |
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