Calling all book lovers

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I am back in MA, where the weather is cold with a side of freezing slush. Which is substantially different than the fantastic weather we had in Palm Springs this past week( I will post some pictures from that trip within a week or so). But oh well-we live in New England so it is bound to change soon. 


You may be thinking Olivia get to the point the title is about books and you would be correct. I recently got a 3 month kindle unlimited subscription and I am currently a college student on break for another 3 weeks. So that can only mean one thing- time to catch up on my to read pile, which currently is comprised of A Handmaid's Tale, Circe, A song of Achilles and many more if I look on good reads. However I tend to read fast and so I am calling out to you all for suggestions-they can be of any genre, any plot, any author and any place in the world.

So please feel free to put some in the comments or email me directly!

Have a safe and warm new years eve and I'll see you all in 2020
me


Comments

  1. grandmaDecember 30, 2019 at 5:11 PM

    Not all of her books are great. Her best aside from Big Little Lies are Truly, Madly, Guilty and The Husbands Secret.

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  2. BobKDecember 30, 2019 at 5:31 PM

    Good Omens
    Novel by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. They made a tv movie of it. The book was a fun read.

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