What I Read In September 2020.

I had a great reading month! Not a lot of books, but really GOOD books. Really enjoyed everything on the list this month! While I’m keeping my reviews here on the blog, remember that you can follow the goodreads account with what I’m reading, so you can see what I read in real time. You can also join […]

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what I read in september 2020

I had a great reading month! Not a lot of books, but really GOOD books. Really enjoyed everything on the list this month!

While I’m keeping my reviews here on the blog, remember that you can follow the goodreads account with what I’m reading, so you can see what I read in real time.

You can also join the book club! We have the instagram and secret facebook group here.

You can find my reading lists here and previous What I Read posts here. I’d love to hear below what you read this month!

What I Read In September 2020

One To Watch – 5 stars

This was our September book club pick and I loved it. The story follows a fashion blogger who ends up on a Bachelor-esque dating show. It’s super cute and no where near as cheesy as it sounds. There is actually some depth to this book even though it is an enjoyable light read. If you’ve ever been in a relationship that you just can’t get away from, you will relate to this. It’s a good one.

Transcendent Kingdom – 5 stars

Just finished this one late last night and also loved it. This is a more serious read than what I usually find myself with, but I ended up enjoying it so much, as heartbreaking as parts are. The story follows a student who is studying behavior in mice, trying to make sense of the addition issues that plague her family. I LOVED this writing. I also loved the struggle between science and faith (and could relate to that too). This book is sad and heartbreaking, but at the same time, so good I couldn’t stop reading.

The Roommate – 3.5 stars

Complete change of pace from the above! The story follows two strangers who are complete opposites (one is sort of awkward, one is um, a… film star.. of sorts! ha!) and end up living together. I love an opposites attract story! This was a light, easy and fun read – and definitely on the steamy side. I really liked it and it was nice to get lost in something sort of mind numbingly easy for a few days!

The Heir Affair – 4 Stars

Oooh I was so excited about this! This is the sequel to The Royal We which I loved so much! It’s considered royal fan-fiction and I mean, who can say no to that? I did enjoy this but ddn’t love it anywhere near as much as The Royal We. I also read that so long ago that I found myself having to go back and kind of re-read parts of it (which was fun!). I think it’s crazy how much as happened in the actual royal family between the first book and the second. If you loved The Royal We, you”ll enjoy this. As a note, you should read The Royal We first!

What did you read this month?

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My 2020 Fall Reading List.

The start of autumn is here and so is my 2020 fall reading list! I want a venti pumpkin cold brew (extra foam always) and a crackling fire with a cozy blanket. I always struggle the most in fall when it comes to finding time to read. Which is crazy since it’s perfect reading weather! […]

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The start of autumn is here and so is my 2020 fall reading list! I want a venti pumpkin cold brew (extra foam always) and a crackling fire with a cozy blanket.

I always struggle the most in fall when it comes to finding time to read. Which is crazy since it’s perfect reading weather! I live to curl up on the couch and read an entire book, though that exact scene hasn’t exactly happened since I had Max. Ha! But still. These lists mean that I have options right in front of me to choose from. I’ve been sharing what I read every month and of course, you can find all of my reading lists right here.

Have you joined the book club yet? The facebook group is amazing and filled with lots of reading inspiration. Plus, it’s where we discuss our monthly book pick!

What’s on your fall reading list this year? Tell me below!

My 2020 Fall Reading List

Transcendent Kingdom by Yaa Gyasi

One To Watch by Kate Stayman-London (this is our September book club pick!)

Monogamy by Sue Miller

One by One by Ruth Ware

The Roommate by Rosie Danan

And Now She’s Gone by Rachel Howzell Hall

The Book of Two Ways by Jodi Picoult

Everything Beautiful In Its Time by Jenna Bush Hager

Ties That Tether by Jane Igharo (out 9/29)

Roommade by Sariah Wilson (out 10/1)

Troubles In Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand (out 10/6)

In a Holidaze by Christina Lauren (10/6)

The Code For Love and Heartbreak by Jillian Canton (out 10/6)

Leave The World Behind by Rumaan Alam

Simmer Down by Sarah Smith (out 10/13)

This Is All Your Fault by Aminah Mae Safi (out 10/13)

White Ivy by Susie Yang (out 11/3)

A Promised Lane by Barack Obama (out 11/17)

Frontier Follies by Ree Drummond (out 11/17)

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What I Read In August 2020.

What started out as a slow reading month ended up a really great note! I got back into the reading groove this month and even had a few books so good that they were practically all-nighters (anyone else love those?!). While I’m keeping my reviews here on the blog, remember that you can follow the goodreads […]

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what i read in august 2020

What started out as a slow reading month ended up a really great note! I got back into the reading groove this month and even had a few books so good that they were practically all-nighters (anyone else love those?!).

While I’m keeping my reviews here on the blog, remember that you can follow the goodreads account with what I’m reading, so you can see what I read in real time.

You can also join the book club! We have the instagram and secret facebook group here.

You can find my reading lists here and previous What I Read posts here. I’d love to hear below what you read this month!

What You Wish For – 3.5 stars

This book got me out of my reading rut! Samantha is a teacher and finds out her old crush will be the new principal at her school. He doesn’t seem like the old (wonderful) person and she is determined to figure out why. While I did enjoy this story, some of it just seemed really outlandish. Maybe it’s because I have teachers in my family and know some ins and outs, but some of this seemed too unbelievable and unrealistic. That being said, I did still like it and really liked the characters too, so all in all, it’s a good one.

The Perfect Marriage – 4 stars

This book hooked me! I saw the author promote it on tiktok and it sounded like such a great thriller. Sarah is a lawyer and finds herself defending her husband in a murder that took place in their house. He definitely appears guilty but there are tons of twists and turns here. Sort of saw that ending coming here but it still got me psychologically. This one is pretty crazy and will suck you in instantly.

Luster – 4.5 stars

This one is SO good. This entire story is almost written like a stream of consciousness (but in a better way) and it is difficult to put down. Edie is a Black woman in her 20s who finds herself intwined in an open marriage/family. This has so much depth and it so hard to read at times but also so honest and raw and almost occasionally funny too. I know that sounds crazy! It’s a quick read too – I could not put this one down at all. I had to find out what happened at the end!

The School of Essential Ingredients – 5 stars

This was our August book club pick and I loved it so much. The story is about a woman who owns a restaurant and holds a cooking class – and the book consists of the lives of the students in the class. It is SO good. It’s light and heartwarming. The food descriptions are intense! This is another fairly short read too. It’s a nice read to escape without being too fluffy.

Heart Bones – 5 stars

Colleen Hoover does it again! Her books and writing just get me every time. This story follows a girl who moves to live with her father after her mother’s death. She meets the “rich” neighbor and they are drawn to each other, but of course not everything is as it seems. I absolutely LOVED this book and could not put it down. I sort of saw what was coming with the twist but I also ended up loving the ending.

The Last Flight – 4 stars

So enjoyed this one too! The story follows a woman who is trying to leave her husband. She meets another woman at the airport and they secretly swap lives – but there are multiple twists and turns in this one too. Definitely keeps you on your toes! I liked this one so much and it’s a great quick read. It’s also a fun thriller that doesn’t involve scary/sad/sickness and/or children. Ha. Those thrillers are too tough for me to read.

Live In Love by Lauren Atkins

I love Thomas Rhett and his wife. They seem so down to earth and relatable – and I also think they are really inspiring. So it was fun to read this inside perspective too, but there wasn’t anything huge in here (it’s not juicy or anything like Jessica Simpson or Rob Lowes memoirs, you know?) and if you’re not country music fan, you may not be into it. But I did enjoy the peek behind the scenes.

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What I Read in May 2020.

This was a huge reading month for me, even though it started out slowly. I’m not surprised, because it’s the time of year when lots of books are released – especially ones by authors I already know and love. The other great thing? I loved everything I read this month. It was a wonderful surprise. […]

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what i read in may 2020

This was a huge reading month for me, even though it started out slowly. I’m not surprised, because it’s the time of year when lots of books are released – especially ones by authors I already know and love. The other great thing? I loved everything I read this month. It was a wonderful surprise.

While I’m keeping my reviews here on the blog, remember that you can follow the goodreads account with what I’m reading, so you can see what I read in real time.

You can also join the book club! We have the instagram and secret facebook group here.

You can find my reading lists here and previous What I Read posts here. I’d love to hear below what you read this month!

What I read in May 2020

Beach Read – 5 Stars

I finished this over the weekend and absolutely LOVED it. Like really loved it, definite five star. The story follows a girl who inherits a home as a result of her father having a secret life. The house is next door to her college writing nemesis and the story goes from there. I heard a few of you say it’s a little hard to follow but I personally loved the banter, and as a lifelong hopeless romantic and wannabe fiction writer, I totally related. It was such a great read and I loved it.

Summer Longing – 5 stars

Our June book club pick! Another 5 stars for me! Also absolutely LOVED this book. It follows a woman who recently sold her own company is looking to start over in a place where she once found great happiness. A baby is left on her doorstep and it highlights how the tight knit community comes together. I absolutely loved the story, especially the ending. I think I read one of Jamie Brenner’s books last summer or the year before, but I can’t even remember! So I want to read all of her others now.

Feels Like Falling – 4 stars

This is the first book I read by Kristy Woodson Harvey and I sooo enjoyed it. I’ve seen a lot of reviews say this and it’s true – definitely feels like a southern Elin Hildebrand! I loved her characters in this and even though they were so different, the story came together well. I loved the ending!! I have her Peachtree Bluff books on tap to read too and I’ve heard they are even better!

The Art of Showing Up – 5 stars

Absolutely adored this book too! This is not fiction, but rather a guide (with a tiny tiny bit of memoir sprinkled in) on how to show up for others as well as showing up for yourself. I not only bought the book but I also downloaded the kindle version because there are some points that really spoke to me, and I wanted to have access to them at all times on my phone. Rachel is one of my favorite writers – her words just speak to me – and this book is so well done and relatable. Highly highly recommend!

The Islanders – 3.5 stars

I enjoy Meg Mitchell Moore’s books and again, found myself wondering if I read this already! Ha! I think I may have started it last summer and not finished? It mainly followers three people who have secrets and end up intertwined in each other’s lives. It dragged in a few spots for me and I had trouble getting into it at first, but that just could have been the time I was reading. Still recommend it as a good read!

After All – 3.5 stars

I really liked this book and of course, it included one of my favorite tropes – a reunited sort of love. This follows the story of a woman who moves back to her hometown to renovate the inn that her ex-boyfriend’s (who has passed away) mother owns. It’s another small town story and how the renovation brings people together. There are a few twists and turns; a little predictable as I saw the big one coming, but still great to read about.

All Adults Here – 5 stars

Another winner for me. This story follows a woman who watched a family acquaintance get hit by bus. That part is not really as graphic as that sounds, if that makes sense, there is even humor sprinkled in. After the accident, the woman questions how she has raised her adult kids. It was so good! I love Emma Straub’s writing so much. This book really hooked me and had me invested in the family.

Big Summer – 4.5 stars

Another great one! I love all things Jennifer Weiner and her latest did not disappoint. The story follows a girl (an influencer, ha!) who agrees to be in her “friend’s” (using that term loosely) wedding and catastrophic events happen. There are lots of twists and turns in this one too and I really liked it.

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What I Read in April 2020.

This was an odd reading month for me! Quarantine makes things weird and it’s hard to concentrate. I read a book that took me forever to get through (and probably should have just quit it) and then liked two books so much that I had a hard time finding something to read after. I’m reading […]

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what i read in april 2020

This was an odd reading month for me! Quarantine makes things weird and it’s hard to concentrate. I read a book that took me forever to get through (and probably should have just quit it) and then liked two books so much that I had a hard time finding something to read after. I’m reading two books at once right now which is usually a huge NO for me, but I’m rolling with it!

While I’m keeping my reviews here on the blog, remember that you can follow my goodreads account with what I’m reading, so you can see what I read in real time.

You can find my reading lists here and previous What I Read posts here. I’d love to hear below what you read this month!

P.S. if you enjoy reading and like my book posts, come back here tomorrow for a fun announcement! Here’s a hint. xo

What I Read in April 2020

Matchmaking for Beginners  – 3.5 stars

I didn’t know what to read after finishing Oona last month, so I went with this on the recommendation of many of you! I really liked it. It is a cute story of a girl who meets her fiancé’s aunt that is a matchmaker… and she realizes they have a lot in common. It was a little slow for me in spots and I felt like the ending came somewhat abruptly. And I reeeeallly didn’t like the fiancé and what happened in the house with that situation. But overall, I did like the story a lot!

Love and Other Words – 4 stars

I really loved this one. Someone recommenced this to me on an instagram live and I am so glad I read it. I love a good blast-from-the-past romance trope! The story alternates between past and present. It follows a girl who loses her mother (not a spoiler, this is on the jacket summary!) and how she meets her best friend turned first love. It’s a story of reconnection and I just loved it!

All I Ask – 3 stars

I liked this book. Shocker – it’s another romance troupe where old (almost) loves reconnect. Clearly I have a thing for these. The story follows both characters who were high school friends, in other relationships and ended up having daughters around the same time. I didn’t love how the parent/child drama played out in this, especially with some of the bullying. But I did find it to be an easy read and in general, liked it.

You Deserve Each Other – 2.5 stars

I was so sure I would love this book. The story follows a couple who is engaged to be married but they actually sort of… hate each other? It’s odd. The writing is so funny and sarcastic, but it was almost a little too over the top and hard for me to follow. The characters were just SO UNLIKEABLE that I could barely get through it! I almost put this book down multiple times. The last quarter of the book redeemed itself slightly, hence the 2.5 stars, but I just didn’t enjoy this as much as I thought I would.

The Happy Ever After Playlist – 5 stars

LOVED LOVED LOVED. I loved this book so much. The story follows a girl (actually a character from the Friend Zone, the author’s novel from last summer, but you don’t have to have read that one) who is trying to get over the death of her fiancé. One day, she rescues a dog from the middle of the street and starts texting and calling the dog’s owner and the story goes from there. It is so cute. I actually haven’t been able to stop thinking about it since I finished! Loved it so much. I’ve had a hard time finding something else to read that sucks me in since.

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What I Read In March 2020.

Wow. This was such a weird month. When everything first started happening, I had a hard time focusing on reading. I couldn’t concentrate or really get into my book. And then I had a hard time choosing new books after I finished one, so I ended up forcing myself to read each night which really […]

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what i read in march 2020

Wow. This was such a weird month. When everything first started happening, I had a hard time focusing on reading. I couldn’t concentrate or really get into my book. And then I had a hard time choosing new books after I finished one, so I ended up forcing myself to read each night which really helped. Now I feel like I’m back in the groove – and I’m even happy to tell you I read a LOT of great books this past month. I enjoyed so many of them!

While I’m keeping my reviews here on the blog, remember that you can follow my goodreads account with what I’m reading, so you can see what I read in real time.

You can find my reading lists here and previous What I Read posts here. I’d love to hear below what you read this month!

What I Read in March 2020

Oona Out of Order – 5 Stars

I can’t believe how much I absolutely LOVED this book. I didn’t expect to love it like I did – the premise didn’t really interest me. The story follows a girl who bounces into different years every New Year’s Eve, which is her birthday. She goes from age 18 to age 51, and then all over the place – but never in order. It’s so interesting to see how stories unfold. I ended up blowing through this one. I loved the characters so much. I liked the ending even though it left a little unknown. It’s so good and I 100% recommend!

The Honey Don’t List – 3.5 Stars

I liked this one and ended up liking the second half a lot more than the first. The storyline did not appeal to me at all though. It seemed to be TOO close to the whole Chip and Joanna Gaines life – while I enjoy stories that play into current lifestyles and popculture, this almost seemed like they took their exact life and made it dramatic and crazy and insane, which I just don’t love. But I’m also not an HGTV watcher soooo…. haha! It was still super cute and I loved the characters.

The Scent Keeper – 4.5 Stars

Shocked that I ended up really loving this book too! The storyline did not seem like my cup of tea at all. The story follows a girl who grows up on an island with her father who keeps her away from everything, but in their cabin he has bottles upon bottles of scents. I ended up liking this book SO MUCH. I thought it was beautifully written and just a really great story, albeit heartbreaking at times.

You Are Not Alone – 3 Stars

I really wanted to love this more and just… didn’t. I don’t know if it’s because of the timing – I had a hard time getting into it because it was dark and well, right now the world is just dark. But I absolutely loathed the main character, Shea. I felt like she was just so weak and frankly… not that wise? I don’t know what it was. There are some good twists and turns and it did keep me interested, but it took me almost an entire week to get through it because I kept putting it down. Could just be me – I know a lot of people loved this one!

In Five Years – 4.5 Stars

I was so, so excited to read this one – I started it the day it came out. I absolutely loved it and only gave it less than five stars because you know I’m a wimp and hate sad parts in a book. The book is about a girl who has a flash forward dream of what her life is in five years, and it’s NOTHING like how her current life is. The twists and turns from there are good. It always kept me guessing though towards the end I kind of figured out the storyline a bit. I really liked the ending, but didn’t love it. I did enjoy that it was unexpected! This is a great one.

The Two Lives of Lydia Bird – 4.5 Stars

I was also insanely excited about this one since I loved One Day in December! It’s a story of a girl who’s fiancé dies in a car accident (not a spoiler, it’s on the cover!) and when she sleeps, she is back in real life with him. It is SO good and the writing is fantastic. Not a five star for me because it’s just so deep and there is so much grief. I don’t like to read that normally, but especially right now when the world feels like it’s collapsing – this is a tough read. Very good though.

The Bromance Book Club – 3 Stars

This was a random read recommended to me by amazon and I went for it one night, not sure of what to start next. Um, I thought this was SO CUTE. I loved that a lot of it was told from the guy’s perspective. It’s definitely light and fluffy and a feel-good quick read that is funny at times. There is a second book and I may read that next.

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A Few of My Favorite Books of All Time (and What To Read If You’re Staying Home Right Now.)

I’ve always read to escape. My entire life, books have been able to transport me to the story that is written inside. This is such a scary time where most of us are going to be at home, so I compiled a list of some of my favorite books for you to read right now. […]

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a few of my alltime favorite books to read

I’ve always read to escape. My entire life, books have been able to transport me to the story that is written inside. This is such a scary time where most of us are going to be at home, so I compiled a list of some of my favorite books for you to read right now. And I’m also sharing some of my favorite authors too, the ones I always rely on. If I choose a book from those authors, I tend to love it! (Note: most of these links below are amazon affiliate links!)

You can also find my reading lists here! And if you want to see what I’m reading in real time, you can follow along on goodreads.

xoxo

11 of my favorite books of all time

The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.

This book!! I still have not found anything quite as wonderful and compare nearly everything I read to my level of love for this. It’s so wonderful. It’s a story of a hollywood movie star and basically takes you throughout her life.

The Idea of You.

A recent read and one that I could barely put down. It’s the story of a woman who falls in love with a member of a boy band and they have a 20 year age difference.

It Ends With Us.

This book is so good that I literally might reread it this weekend, and I rarely reread. It’s a love triangle and the character development is phenomenal. So is the writing!

Swear On This Life.

SUCH a great one – this is a story of a girl who starts reading a novel, and realizes that it is the story of HER childhood romance.

One Day in December.

This is the story of two people who see each other through a bus window and basically fall in love with one glance. The story then takes you through the next few years with a few twists!

Where The Crawdads Sing.

There’s a reason there are over 42K (!) mostly positive reviews for this book. If you haven’t read it yet, now is the time to do so!

The Hating Game.

This is a super fast read about two employees who hate each other… but end up verrrry into each other.

The Blue Bistro.

This is another contender for my favorite book of all time. It’s the story of a restaurant on Nantucket, with a “sort of” love triangle between the

This Is How It Always Is.

This book is heartbreaking and wonderful at the same time. It’s a must read today.

Mrs Everything.

I read this last summer and it was easily one of my favorite books. It is long and wordy but I found the story to be fascinating, and that’s basically what it is – a book that takes you through the story of two sisters growing up in the 1950s through present day. A number of things happen, but it’s truly more about the story of their lives.

Fangirl.

This one is technically young adult but I loved it so much more than I thought that I would. It’s about two sisters who go to college, and one of them is obsessed with writing fanfiction. Super cute!

The Wisdom of Sundays.

This isn’t fiction but it is something wonderful to read through! I like to read through this before bed sometimes.

And some of my all-time favorite authors:

Meaning that no matter what, I will read a book that they put out! I basically stalk their new releases until they are in my hands.

Colleen Hoover.

One month I went on a Colleen Hoover binge and haven’t looked back since. Great ones include Verity, Regretting You, All Your Perfects, Maybe Someday and November 9.

Taylor Jenkins Reid.

She wrote my favorite book of all-time, but I found her way before that! I liked Forever, Interrupted, One True Loves, Maybe In Another Life and After I Do. Oh and Daisy Jones and the Six is really great too!

Elin Hilderbrand.

It’s no secret that I love everything Elin writes. There are almost too many to name, but I love The Island, then entire Winter Street series (but warning, it is holiday themed!), the Winter in Paradise series (which is not specifically holiday themed), Silver Girl, Here’s To Us (p.s. I wrote the recipes for this book!), The Beach Club, The Matchmaker.

Kristin Hannah.

Kristin Hannah was one of the first authors I really fell in love with in my adult years (of course, prevous loves included Judy Blume, Ann M Martin and Francine Pascal!). Firefly Lane is a book my mom, aunt, Lacy and I shared and adored. (I think it’s also coming to Netflix or Hulu as a show!) I also LOVED True Colors, liked On Mystic Lake, Winter Garden, The Great Alone and Between Sisters.

Emily Giffin.

Something Borrowed and Something Blue remain two of my all-time favorite books (and movie!). I also loved Where We Belong and All We Ever Wanted.

Jennifer Weiner.

I’ve been reading her books forever too. Fly Away Home, All Fall Down, Who Do You Love were good ones!

Sending so much love to you at this time right now.

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My Winter 2020 Reading List!

Welcome to my winter reading list! It’s only the second day of the year and I’m ready to blow through this list. While I get most excited about summer book launches, there are so many here that I’m looking forward to reading. I also made a, well… list… of all my reading lists right here […]

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winter reading list

Welcome to my winter reading list!

It’s only the second day of the year and I’m ready to blow through this list. While I get most excited about summer book launches, there are so many here that I’m looking forward to reading. I also made a, well… list… of all my reading lists right here in under my crumbs section. So you can always find something to read!

I’d love to hear what you’re reading below. And now I just have to figure out which book comes next.

My 2020 Winter Reading List

Regretting You. Reading this now and really liking it!

The Two Lives of Lydia Bird. I loved One Day in December so I’m super excited about this.

The Last Book Party. Set in the publishing world in the 80s. Everything I want to read!

The Gifted School. This came out last summer and I keep adding it to lists then not getting it. Making it happen next!

Writers & Lovers. This one is set in the 90s – maybe there’s a theme her! Sounds so good.

Conviction. This sounds SO interesting. I hope it’s good!

A Good Neighborhood. Ahh this one sounds incredible too. Growing up our neighbors were like family!

Such a Fun Age. I have a feeling I won’t be able to put this one down.

Topics of Conversation. This is on every list I’ve seen. It’s written as conversations with women and sounds amazing.

In Five Years. This kind of sounds like One Day in December in a way. Can’t even wait for this on.

Modern Love. I loved the show so much so I’m excited to read this.

The Honey Don’t List. I love most things by this (these) author(s)!

The Authenticity Project. What perfect timing for a book like this.

Recipe for a Perfect Wife. This sounds amazing!

American Dirt. This story sounds so complex and gripping.

Just let me curl up by the fire with a good book! And maybe a hot buttered bourbon? xo

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software: Apache Nutch 1.17 (modified, https://github.com/commoncrawl/nutch/)
robots: checked via crawler-commons 1.2-SNAPSHOT (https://github.com/crawler-commons/crawler-commons)
format: WARC File Format 1.1
conformsTo: http://iipc.github.io/warc-specifications/specifications/warc-format/warc-1.1/