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I’m reading the Postscript Murders thanks to your recommendation and it is so fun! It’s not a genre I would have checked out otherwise, so I’m so glad I picked it up.

I struggled a bit with all the character background tangents, and I’m guilty of just skimming those pages 😅

Always glad to see you. OG Booktube ❤📚

I totally agree with everything you’ve said

So sweet to see you! :) Wonderful reads!

it's an amazing book. very sad bitter ending though. don't read it if such endings make you depressed...

Very solid book. Tho filled with distractions, written beautifully well. One has to get thru the whole book yo appreciate it 8/10

always a great day when you upload a video 🥰

It took me years to get through the first half of My Brilliant Friend.i didn’t get really interested until last few chapters. I think you’ll like book 2 a lot more.

I'm glad Unlikely Village of Eden helped you in your journey. Congratulations again. 🎉🎊🪅

Wow. I just finished reading this and I feel the exact same way as you

How the hell is she smart? Boring rumble about random stuff

I listened to the audiobook and I thought it was an okay book, not good or great. The pacing seemed slow at the start, but luckily picked up towards the end, but the ending kind of fell flat for me, important details considering the disappearances of Bear and Barbara were a bit unbelievable to me.

I really enjoyed The God of the Woods and look forward to more Liz Moore books! Nice to see you posting again, Rincey. We missed you!

I REALLY enjoyed this one also. I know not everyone will like the ending, personally I LOVED it. I know what you mean, my brain enjoys her books too. :)

Very intrigued by this one, I've been hearing a lot of good things!

I read this shortly after it was released and really enjoyed it. It was a very strong summer book for me--lots of summer camp vibes!

Great review! I actually think she nailed the different POVs and varying timelines. It made the pacing feel more fast paced than it actually was. Especially at the end where the POVs get shorter. It made it angsty. I liked that part. For me the rich family (the Van Laars) as the quintessential “villains” of this story and weaving in this backstory of how they (perhaps unjustly) took over the land that is now the camp subplot did not quite do it for me. It’s clear she was trying to make some distinction between the working class and the wealthy and I feel like she completely lost the plot there and didn’t fully weave that into the outcome of the narrative. I do think Liz Moore did a really good job of throwing some red herrings in that kept me trying to figure out what was going on and I do think this definitely succeeds as a literary suspense novel. It’s an objectively good book but I think wish the working class vs wealthy family trope was fleshed out a little more.

I also really struggled with My Brilliant Friend. I temporarily DNF’ed it around page 160 a few months ago but because it’s so beloved I hope I can return to it someday. I really want to love it!

I loved The Unseen World and I recently purchased Long Bright River. This one sounds really interesting, so I'll add it to my list. Thanks for the review!

I loved this book. I listened to it first and then read the physical book. I used to go to summer camp in upstate NY. This just ticked all the boxes for me.

This book ticked all of my boxes as well! I was like: mystery (ok), literary fiction (I'm listening), family drama (SOLD!)

Glad you enjoyed the book and that the publisher sent you a copy. 📚

I have this on my TBR. Can't wait to read it.

Yay, a review from Rincey! I loved God of the Woods, the summer camp setting was so fun and there was just enough mystery to keep it a page turner.

I’m so glad you discussed The Quickening. I have it on my Kindle and I needed a nudge to get to it sooner rather than later.

Being pregnant is just A LOT. I never had a baby but I have been pregnant. I remember the exhaustion and never being hungry and couldn't keep anything down anyway and wanting to hurl whenever I smelled anything. Congrats on surviving the first trimester. Meal planning is a major pain in the butt no matter what. You're doing the heavy lifting now!

YAY! A BABY!! Very exciting! Congratulations! A winter child! 🤩🥰

P.S. Love your library! I love that you and your hubster bought a house together and gave your book kids a real home 🙂📚📚📚📚❤

A baby! Congratulations!!

Congratulations, Rincey! All the best to you and your family during this time. And from one January baby to your January baby - One of us! One of us!

Against The Loveless World sounds interesting. Will make an effort to read it.

Congratulations on your big news, its wonderful !! I've been following your vlogs for a couple of years and you've come a long way. Wishing you the best of health for the coming months. Btw, your new library is really lit 💯

Your pronunciation of abulhawa is excellent, from an Egyptian whose first language is Arabic. Thank you for talking about Palestine 💕🙏

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Many congratulations for this wonderful news 🎉! My first pregnancy was easy peasy (I got pregnant at 25), but I'm currently pregnant with our second child and halfway through (I'm 32 now), and the first trimester was very challenging, i was constantly nauseous. Since entering the second trimester, it's been better, but who the first three months were something, I was not able to read or even get joy from it due my exhaustion from work and just life and being pregnant.

The Postscript Murders is on my Amazon wishlist. Thank you for your recommendation.

I haven't read any of these books, but it's nice to see you.

So awesome! So, so happy for you and your expanding family! Sending hugs and positivity. ❤

Against the Loveless World was sooo good but so heartbreaking. I had the same thoughts with My Brilliant Friend. That wasn’t what I would classify as a friendship it felt more like they were siblings. Had this relationship been a familial bond that was challenging to walk away from it would have made more sense to me than just friendship.

I love Against the Loveless World!

Wow. Not wanting to know the gender before birth, in this day and age, is totally awesome! 🤩 I admire that. It feels more natural, more like 'the way it should be'. Congratulations amd all the best!

When you start book 2 you're going to be hooked immediately! Book 1 is the one I liked the least but the others are excellent! I rated book 1 about the same as you.

Congrats👶🏻

Congratulations

This is an amazing review. I think the meandering and wandering of the narrative is to indicate that it’s a journal of the main character. This is my first time seeing a video this channel and I enjoyed it. Thanks for taking the time to review.

I am reading it on my kindle. Im really only around 13% of the way through. The writing is beautiful, but im kind of bored at the same time. I'm not sure what i was expecting, but it wasn't this?

Tiphanie is my mom I searched up her name and this came up. A few other things to😂

Congratulations! I’m so happy for you and your husband! I had my last baby at 37 and it was a little difficult and more uncomfortable than when I was younger and pregnant. Once your baby gets here, none of this matters anymore. This is one lucky baby to have you for his/her momma! I hope you can keep us updated….we don’t care about editing.