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Since I donāt have the other books of Once Upon a Broke Heart, reading this one next. I donāt know what to expect, so going into this blindly š
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Since I donāt have the other books of Once Upon a Broke Heart, reading this one next. I donāt know what to expect, so going into this blindly š
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The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
Victoria Schwab
Yennie commented on Yennie's review of Once Upon a Broken Heart (Once Upon a Broken Heart, #1)
I FINISHED AND I AM NOT OKAY. I donāt have the other two books. I must wait?! HELP ME šš I need to know what happens next. UGH.
Thoughts on Evangeline: She starts off as really naive. I love how her development slowly progresses in the story.
p.s. I love Jacks.
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I FINISHED AND I AM NOT OKAY. I donāt have the other two books. I must wait?! HELP ME šš I need to know what happens next. UGH.
Thoughts on Evangeline: She starts off as really naive. I love how her development slowly progresses in the story.
p.s. I love Jacks.
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HELP I AM ALMOST DONE READING I NEED THE OTHER TWO BOOKS RIGHT NOW ššš (I donāt have them. Why did I do this to myself?)
Post from the Once Upon a Broken Heart (Once Upon a Broken Heart, #1) forum
HELP I AM ALMOST DONE READING I NEED THE OTHER TWO BOOKS RIGHT NOW ššš (I donāt have them. Why did I do this to myself?)
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Once Upon a Broken Heart (Once Upon a Broken Heart, #1)
Stephanie Garber
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This book made me go into so much suspense. I could feel my heart thumping in my throat. It felt slow at parts, but it was important. My jaw dropped in different moments. I cried a lot in the last chapters. This was such a jewel find. I found it in the free book library. š
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This is more of a reflection post as authors write a tidbit of their experience. Itās been 4 years on this day when I was pregnant with one of my babies. Iāve never imagined having three pregnancy losses. Never thought Iād write a book about it. I guess Iām grieving at the idea as this time of year rolls around, reminding me of the joy turning into great losses Iāve had. What I hope to accomplish is to help it reach others who wouldnāt feel alone. And yes, this is the only book of mine I could reread. I had so many panic attacks to get it done. It took me so much time. I had to take many breaks to process this story. Itās made me cry a lot and my editors who have read it. I had wished there were more books on this topic. That is also why I wrote it because not everyone can imagine what I went throughāonly some can.
Yennie commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
š» Down Home by Steve L. Clark VERY spooky reads. If you want something horror, and very short, itās good stuff. š
ā”ļø Birth of the Storm by Valerie Storm A GEM. I cried a lot. Very good writing. And you can feel for the FMC. If you like hybrid people, this can be your thing. š„¹
š¼š» If You Really Knew Me: A Memoir About Miscarriage and Motherhood by Mary Purdie As someone who has experienced miscarriages, this made me feel seen. Very first book Iāve annotated
As you can see, I love reading a bit of everything ahah.
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Assuming Names: A Con Artist's Masquerade
Tanya Thompson
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The Princess Bride
William Goldman
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Somewhere In-Between
Wendy M. Fedan
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The Doors of Chamberlain
Steve L. Clark