read in 2024
22 books.
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First Lie Wins
by: Ashley Elston
"3.5"
- katelynn
05/11/2024
- katelynn
05/11/2024
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Liturgy of the Ordinary: Sacred Practices in Everyday Life
by: Tish Harrison Warren
"Profound! There's some thoughts in here I think I'll be chewing on for years."
- katelynn
07/23/2024
- katelynn
07/23/2024
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Ordinary Grace
by: William Kent Krueger
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The Dead Romantics
by: Ashley Poston
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Beautiful Ruins
by: Jess Walter
"What did I just read? That was nuts."
- katelynn
02/17/2024
- katelynn
02/17/2024
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Kaikeyi
by: Vaishnavi Patel
"An epic, indeed! I loved learning about a culture I don't know much about. It was a bit slow in the first half but ended really well. Wow, did you feel the conflict and hard choices to be made!"
- katelynn
04/12/2024
- katelynn
04/12/2024
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Practicing the Way: Be with Jesus, Become Like Him, Do As He Did
by: John Mark Comer
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Little Beach Street Bakery
by: Jenny Colgan
"I have beef with the fact that this cover has a cupcake on it. This book is about BREAD! And for that, it has my heart. My heart is made of bread, basically.
This was light and lovely -- a bit sappy, but just what the doctor ordered. Jenny Colgan always delivers!
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- katelynn
08/15/2024
This was light and lovely -- a bit sappy, but just what the doctor ordered. Jenny Colgan always delivers!
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- katelynn
08/15/2024
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All My Knotted-Up Life: A Memoir
by: Beth Moore
"I am reeling. Just reeling. "
- katelynn
06/18/2024
- katelynn
06/18/2024
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Romantic Comedy
by: Curtis Sittenfeld
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The Unexpected Inheritance of Inspector Chopra (Baby Ganesh Agency Investigation, #1)
by: Vaseem Khan
"Engaging and sweet, with a strong sense of place.
I really liked the characters.
I didn't love his portrayal of women, but overall it was a wholesome and enjoyable story. "
- katelynn
06/26/2024
I really liked the characters.
I didn't love his portrayal of women, but overall it was a wholesome and enjoyable story. "
- katelynn
06/26/2024
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The Mistress of Bhatia House (Perveen Mistry, #4)
by: Sujata Massey
"3.5
I love going to Bombay with Perveen! I feel like I fully move in. I learned a lot in this one!"
- katelynn
02/05/2024
I love going to Bombay with Perveen! I feel like I fully move in. I learned a lot in this one!"
- katelynn
02/05/2024
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Verity
by: Colleen Hoover
"It kept me engaged, but it was all a bit much. I probably wouldn't recommend -- too crude, too crass."
- katelynn
08/18/2024
- katelynn
08/18/2024
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The Tainted Cup (Shadow of the Leviathan, #1)
by: Robert Jackson Bennett
"3.5
What a crazy world! And a wild and unique detective. Our hero was easy to root for.
Overall well-written it just dragged and I got lost a bit. I think definitely read the print, don't do audio with this one, unless you can really focus."
- katelynn
05/01/2024
What a crazy world! And a wild and unique detective. Our hero was easy to root for.
Overall well-written it just dragged and I got lost a bit. I think definitely read the print, don't do audio with this one, unless you can really focus."
- katelynn
05/01/2024
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Remarkably Bright Creatures
by: Shelby Van Pelt
"4.5
Between this and My Octopus Teacher, I’m obsessed with Octopi now.
I loved the concept, loved the stories. An obnoxious protagonist kept me from really raving about the story, but overall his arc was great. "
- katelynn
06/07/2024
Between this and My Octopus Teacher, I’m obsessed with Octopi now.
I loved the concept, loved the stories. An obnoxious protagonist kept me from really raving about the story, but overall his arc was great. "
- katelynn
06/07/2024
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Gift from the Sea
by: Anne Morrow Lindbergh
"Like poetry! So many beautiful metaphors to chew on and explore. Definitely one that needs discussing, that will sit completely differently at different stages of life. Adding it immediately to my shelf of books to re-read!"
- katelynn
03/16/2024
- katelynn
03/16/2024
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The Devil and the Dark Water
by: Stuart Turton
"This book had everything I love. A fascinating setting full of history I've never learned about, atmosphere out the butt, a sweet and subtle love story, feminist themes and an exploration of religion and superstition. Great great great! And so much humor along the way. This author has made it onto my Must Read list!"
- katelynn
01/07/2024
- katelynn
01/07/2024
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Pilu of the Woods
by: Mai K. Nguyen
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The Maid (Molly the Maid, #1)
by: Nita Prose
"4.5
What a lovely heroine! The author gets you rooting for her from the start.
This would've been a solid five stars if not for the ending, which introduces plot points that feel out of character for our narrator, as well as feel like a juke on the reader.
But still worth it. Will definitely read more!"
- katelynn
04/20/2024
What a lovely heroine! The author gets you rooting for her from the start.
This would've been a solid five stars if not for the ending, which introduces plot points that feel out of character for our narrator, as well as feel like a juke on the reader.
But still worth it. Will definitely read more!"
- katelynn
04/20/2024
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Habits of the Household: Practicing the Story of God in Everyday Family Rhythms
by: Justin Whitmel Earley
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The Book of Delights: Essays
by: Ross Gay
"I mean, is there a better description than: DELIGHTFUL! This, in combination with One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voskamp, lifted me out of a dark place. I've started my own delight list (which is also a gratitude list in a way) and it's been transformational.
Ross Gay made me laugh out loud and kept a smile on my face throughout."
- katelynn
08/22/2024
Ross Gay made me laugh out loud and kept a smile on my face throughout."
- katelynn
08/22/2024
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