Elizabeth Reads Books

AKA – trying to read through a stack of books and share her thoughts on them

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Was the cover of this novel the first thing that attracted me to this novel? Maybe… ✨🏜 It could explain how I found this book by an author that I had never heard of before. This week I finished Picnic in the Ruins by Todd Robert Petersen ✨

Did everyone in the US have a great long weekend? I did... ☺️ also, I know it’s Wednesday but I miss it already! But this week I had the pleasure of finishing a book I was really touched by. This was the memoir Speak, Okinawa by Elizabeth Miki Brina ✨ I read many positive reviews, and after reading, I came to the conclusion Brina’s writing style is heartfelt like poetry, addressing her mother directly mostly. And her inward dialogue was carefully meditated ✨

Happy Sunday ✨ I wish my weekend was a bit longer, but I got in some much needed pool time, as you can see by the photo above ☀️ The end of my week was spent finishing Later by Stephen King. I was gifted this book from a friend for my birthday last month, and finally got around to reading it. Let me start off by saying, I am not the biggest Stephen King fan for a few reasons… but I actually really liked this book ✨

Hi I’m back again!✨ And I’m here to talk about a fantastic book I just finished, Gold Diggers by Sanjena Sathian ✨ This work of fiction, mixed with some magical realism, captured me from the middle onward, and I couldn’t put it down!

Hello 💙 This is my first post in awhile, and in good news, I’m officially fully vaccinated against COVID-19! In other reading news, this week I finally finished The Guest List by Lucy Foley over Audible audiobook ✨

✨Getting personal kind-of post ✨

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elizabethreviews

I'm a typical book loving human in my 20s with an art related career that needs more hobbies besides reading. My favorite book genres are: fiction, non-fiction, mystery, short story, poetry & biographies.

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