June Reading Wrap Up- All the books I read in June 2024 PLUS shows and movies I watched!

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Happy Place- tinyurl.com/yjv8zpbx
Where Are The Children- tinyurl.com/3jmm6x8t
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[@cya9862]

So happy to see you read a Mary Higgins Clark. She was my go to way back when and started my love for mystery/thrillers. I know a lot of books don't hold up but there are so many good older books out there that book YTs never touch on. Its a breath of fresh air to have an older one sprinkled in for a change. Thank you! Hope you're having a great summer!🌞🌊

[@HeathersBookReview]

That is so great to hear about Mary Higgins Clark! I should check out some other books of Clark's! Thank you and I hope you are having a great summer as well :)

[@howzitgoing347]

The color of your sweater looks great on you with your tan. Can't wait to read We Used To Live Here.

[@HeathersBookReview]

Thank you so much!:) Yay, I hope you love We Used to Live Here. While it was a great audiobook, there is a fun Morse code feature in the book so I recommend physically reading it so you can have fun figuring out the codes. Happy reading!

[@forevermoodreading]

Would love to see some BIPOC authors next wrap up ❤

[@annabanabanana]

Thrillers IMO were great 10 plus years ago. There's a lot of amazing ones that were written in the 80's and 90's. It would be a really fun idea to read one older thriller a month. They deserve more attention.

[@HeathersBookReview]

Can you recommend a few great ones?

[@sarahchristinesbookshelf]

We used to live here sounds intriguing! Definitely adding that to the TBR

[@HeathersBookReview]

It's soooo good! Apparently there is fun morse code component with the physical book so I recommend physically reading it because I didn't get that aspect listening, although it really was an amazing listen!

[@lmbk3294]

Agree with you on five year lie- reviews were really good and I thought it was so forgettable

[@HeathersBookReview]

Yes unfortunately I felt it was super forgettable!

[@rnee1000]

I read "Where Are The Children?" 46 years ago LOL Love Mary Higgins Clark. I think this book is being shown again because a few years ago the sequel came out, "Where Are The Children Now?" MHC and Alafair Burke co-wrote a series, Under Suspicion, which is awesome! Yes! I agree with that miscommunication trope in romance. It's such a universal trope and it just annoys me. LOL

[@HeathersBookReview]

Omg so awesome about Where Are the Children! What a thrilling read. I did hear there was a sequel, have you read it?

[@rnee1000]

@@HeathersBookReview Yes I enjoyed it. The Under Suspicion series is also very good.

[@karenmiller1105]

I made it through 40% of Credence and the ICK factor was so strong. I DNF.

[@HeathersBookReview]

It is definitely super cringe for sure haha. I think 20 year old me would've loved it, now I am just cringe reading lol

[@lmbk3294]

100% agree on five year lie. I saw she usually writes romance and I can see that. Definitely felt like something I’ve read before and very forgettable

[@HeathersBookReview]

Yes it was too heavy on the romance aspect and not enough on the thriller aspects for me!