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		By: Abigail M Berthold		</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 22 Mar 2023 11:56:16 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I&#039;m looking forward to many of these already.  My TBR keeping growing and growing. I never have enough time.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m looking forward to many of these already.  My TBR keeping growing and growing. I never have enough time.</p>
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		By: Ann		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 21 Mar 2023 20:43:39 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Currently reading Hello Beautiful and really liking it. I somehow skipped part and am having to go back. I had it double book marked: where I was &#038; where I was reading to/following Oprah’s sched. Somehow I’d accidently jumped ahead. The only thing bugging me was how it tied into Little Women. I kept looking for the connection &#038; so far I think it was only referenced as something the sisters/characters had read &#038; how it related to them. Maybe there is more. Also the story is told from I believe 4 characters viewpoints &#038; can feel slightly repetitive &#038; jumpy when going over same events. I got used to that though. 

I returned All The Dangerous Things without reading. I have such a bad habit of getting new releases and then having too many &#038; basically hoarding them. I have a copy of A Flicker In The Dark &#038; need to try to get to that. 

I was on a wait list for the longest time for What Lies In The Woods. But in the interim, I think I heard too much of the plot on a podcast. Then, I deleted my request to make way for something else.

I gave up on Someone Else’s Shoes. It’s not that I did not like it, but I was reading it too slowly &#038; it seemed to be moving too slowly also. It was due back &#038; of course could not immediately be rechecked bc of it being new &#038; popular. I still like Me Before You best.

Looking forward to the new Ashley Audrain in June. And Ann Patchett’s Tom Lake in August! 

Someone (I will not name names) gave away part part of the plot to The Whispers on their podcast. Am I thr only one who freaks out when this happens. I’ll be on a walk listening &#038; try to press pause as fast as I can. I’m one who likes my reads to be as fresh as possible. I could not believe what was let slip. I think I messaged on IG &#038; was told they just repeated what Goodreads summary said about the book. But it sure felt like a big part of plot to me!

Rachael, thanks for letting us know what your Spring faves are. I always trust your opinion!! Hope this blog is serving as a diversion for you and not a burden or obligation. I truly appreciate &#038; enjoy your updates.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Currently reading Hello Beautiful and really liking it. I somehow skipped part and am having to go back. I had it double book marked: where I was &amp; where I was reading to/following Oprah’s sched. Somehow I’d accidently jumped ahead. The only thing bugging me was how it tied into Little Women. I kept looking for the connection &amp; so far I think it was only referenced as something the sisters/characters had read &amp; how it related to them. Maybe there is more. Also the story is told from I believe 4 characters viewpoints &amp; can feel slightly repetitive &amp; jumpy when going over same events. I got used to that though. </p>
<p>I returned All The Dangerous Things without reading. I have such a bad habit of getting new releases and then having too many &amp; basically hoarding them. I have a copy of A Flicker In The Dark &amp; need to try to get to that. </p>
<p>I was on a wait list for the longest time for What Lies In The Woods. But in the interim, I think I heard too much of the plot on a podcast. Then, I deleted my request to make way for something else.</p>
<p>I gave up on Someone Else’s Shoes. It’s not that I did not like it, but I was reading it too slowly &amp; it seemed to be moving too slowly also. It was due back &amp; of course could not immediately be rechecked bc of it being new &amp; popular. I still like Me Before You best.</p>
<p>Looking forward to the new Ashley Audrain in June. And Ann Patchett’s Tom Lake in August! </p>
<p>Someone (I will not name names) gave away part part of the plot to The Whispers on their podcast. Am I thr only one who freaks out when this happens. I’ll be on a walk listening &amp; try to press pause as fast as I can. I’m one who likes my reads to be as fresh as possible. I could not believe what was let slip. I think I messaged on IG &amp; was told they just repeated what Goodreads summary said about the book. But it sure felt like a big part of plot to me!</p>
<p>Rachael, thanks for letting us know what your Spring faves are. I always trust your opinion!! Hope this blog is serving as a diversion for you and not a burden or obligation. I truly appreciate &amp; enjoy your updates.</p>
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		By: Parker Dawn		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 21 Mar 2023 18:31:30 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I Absolutely LOVED Hello, Beautiful.  I think I requested the ARC due to your recommendation.  But the I read No Two Persons by Erica Bauermeister, (due out 5/1/23) and it was stunning.  I think my favorite so far this year!   I also just finished yesterday Just a Regular Boy by Catherine Ryan Hyde.  Again due out in May, I loved this also.  Really good works coming out this spring!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I Absolutely LOVED Hello, Beautiful.  I think I requested the ARC due to your recommendation.  But the I read No Two Persons by Erica Bauermeister, (due out 5/1/23) and it was stunning.  I think my favorite so far this year!   I also just finished yesterday Just a Regular Boy by Catherine Ryan Hyde.  Again due out in May, I loved this also.  Really good works coming out this spring!</p>
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