latest read: where the crawdads sing

 

I love, love, love this story.

A book that again made me lose sleep.

Not only that, this book made me cry so much. 

I was pretty much literally sobbing; snorting and all. 

The language used and the way Delia wrote on the feelings and suffering as well as the beauty that Kya experienced, I could see it playing in my mind's eyes and I could really feel completely.

And I love the ending.

latest read: home stretch

 

I love Graham Norton; as a talk show host and as an author.

 Lost sleep finishing this book because I really wanted to know the end of the story.

The story of not belonging because of your difference and your feeling that you just do not fit where you are, is one that I absolutely understand. 

Time seems to be the healer of a lot of things but with time you gain some and lose quite a lot as well.

latest read: becoming

 

I love this book!

I sacrificed sleep to finish this book.

However, honestly, the parts that I found most interesting is just before her becoming the 44th FLOTUS. The point after that is less exciting for me.

latest read: the thursday murder club

 

Got to know this from the Graham Norton show. 

The concept that retirees at a retirement home are investigating a murder is interesting.

Elizabeth, Joyce, Ibrahim and Ron worked together and used their previous experiences to help with the investigation.

What I find puzzling and took me out of disbelief is that there some "manipulating" situation that these retirees are able to obtain some information from some people that seems a little too far fetched.

latest read: the woman in the window

 

A thriller twist at the end of the story on the roof of the house which feels very typical of a thriller story.

A story about a reclusive Anna Fox who is agoraphobic; a crippling inability to leave her house.

A thriller demonstrating that no man should be an island; the dangers of it when no one really knows you.