Danielle Hall
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Randi's review
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Drained: Reduce Your Mental Load to Do Less and Be More:
"I started this under the apparently mistaken idea that it was for all women, not just parents and married couples. I need one of these for neurodivergent or mentally ill folks."
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Alix Harrow's review
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The Perfect Crimes of Marian Hayes (London Highwaymen, #2):
"if you like bridgerton, but struggle to suppress that persistent little voice in your head, the one that sounds like the sweet snick of the guillotine--
cat sebastian is for you. i've loved all her books, but this one? with the two bi disasters ineptly" Read more of this review » |
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No More Tears: The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson:
"When I read Empire of Pain, I already knew the Sackler family’s legacy was deeply troubling, so that book felt like confirmation of what I suspected. No More Tears was different. Like many people, I associated Johnson & Johnson with baby shampoo, tal"
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A Marriage at Sea: A True Story of Love, Obsession, and Shipwreck
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I’m only a couple chapters in and this narrative distance is irritating me… it’s like reading someone’s summary of someone else’s riveting book
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The Way We Never Were: American Families and the Nostalgia Trap
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Thank you for this honest and thorough critical review.
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“Alex is Charlie’s brother, but Charlie isn’t Alex’s brother. How is this possible?”
― The Challenging Riddle Book for Kids: Fun Brain-Busters for Ages 9–12
― The Challenging Riddle Book for Kids: Fun Brain-Busters for Ages 9–12
“Sarah had discovered that while she liked to ask questions in the hopes that someone or other could answer them, adults liked to ask questions they already knew the answers to. She wasn't sure why exactly that was, and had finally decided that as people grew older, the more important something was the easier it becomes for them to forget. They had to keep asking as a way to help them remember.”
― Beastkeeper
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She was cold and limp, and even as I lay her down to begin CPR - something I'd learned in health class the previous year - I knew it wasn't going to work.
It's okay, Naomi, I also find it necessary to justify all of my skills, even in moments of crisis.
I'm going to go try something more different: The Other Boleyn Girl.