Once again you have introduced me to another book unfamiliar to me. I think your rendition of the strawberry looks just as stylish as a chocolate-covered one.
I loved this book and wasn't confused by the Lucrezias. I remember when John Green's The Fault in our Stars did the rounds and I had to buy another 3 or 4 copies for the school. I wish OUR library would buy some more Remarkably Bright Creatures for the library because I have been waiting for ages. Might just have to buy a copy like Ruth.
Dec 12, 2023·edited Dec 12, 2023Liked by Marg Moon
Such a funny mistake, Marg! Two historic Lucrezias—who knew? Both books you recommend sound of interest, and I’m looking forward to the book club next month, assuming I can get hold of the novel. So far it isn’t available on Libby. I may just have to buy it! Wishing you and your family a very merry, not too unbearably hot Christmas and New Year!
A great idea although most are lesser known to me already. You have broadened my reading horizon.
Once again you have introduced me to another book unfamiliar to me. I think your rendition of the strawberry looks just as stylish as a chocolate-covered one.
I loved this book and wasn't confused by the Lucrezias. I remember when John Green's The Fault in our Stars did the rounds and I had to buy another 3 or 4 copies for the school. I wish OUR library would buy some more Remarkably Bright Creatures for the library because I have been waiting for ages. Might just have to buy a copy like Ruth.
An abundance of Katherines sounds like a great palate cleanser kinda book. Thank you!
Such a funny mistake, Marg! Two historic Lucrezias—who knew? Both books you recommend sound of interest, and I’m looking forward to the book club next month, assuming I can get hold of the novel. So far it isn’t available on Libby. I may just have to buy it! Wishing you and your family a very merry, not too unbearably hot Christmas and New Year!