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Reading both the English and Spanish 😊

Lost the book for a few days. Started reading a different book. Finally finished other book and am now back to this one 😆 which I’m also really enjoying. Last night there was a line that I want to remember (I have to look it up, but it was something like): “community” is an action, a verb. Something you have to work towards building and fostering.

Started reading for library book club (so no idea what it was about), and turns out it’s right up my alley 😃. (Mystery)

Finally reading again! Cellphone charges in the front of the house. I sleep in the back of the house. And if I read before i sleep, I sleep better!

How can something so simple be so complicated at the same time??

Reading it for the library book club. I feel extremely hesitant (it’s romance! Not my favorite 😬), but so far it’s ok.

It’s actually getting more interesting….

I loved reading Christine so much that I’m hanging on to this book…. Although I’m not sure how long I can really keep reading it 😱

I am ridiculously excited about this book. Just finished part 1.

(I also haven’t been reading at night, I need a book for bedtime! So I’m excited my copy of this book finally arrived).

Yep: a cookbook is my bedtime reading. And after reading part 1, I know I’m going to read it cover to cover; something I’ve never done with a cookbook!

I am loving this book so much!!! “The year of living biblically” (Jacob’s second book) has been one of my favorite books… and I think I’m enjoying this one even more!!!

I need something easy to distract me from life!!! The writing is a little weird so far. But the easy storyline and fantasy is there to keep me going.

I’m having a hard time putting the book down! But it’s past midnight and I need to go to sleep. I’m impressed that each book in the series is better than the one before. If you can read the short story “after sunshine passes by” before reading Cress, do it.

I’m enjoying this book much more than I expected…. Very Jewish, full of heart, and written in an authentic voice

That took a turn! Definitely an interesting read. Lots of food for thought and very carefully thought out.

But not at all a “modern version” of “wise men of chelm “ (only the first part of the book reads that way).

I’m 125 pages away from the end of the book and I’ve no idea where it’s headed.

Interesting story. Feels a bit like a modern day “wise men of Chelm” story