Umm .. yeah. Email marketing is such a pain. If you click on the image I put the correct link, but apparently not on the text. Sorry!

Sarah’s key was an interesting read for me because I’ve heard so much about it that I thought I was going to be balling but I didn’t cry at all. It was a REALLY sad story, though.

My husband just finished Empire of Pain. He thought it was good, if somewhat overly detailed about members of the Sackler family. We have tastes in books though, so I still need to read it and see what I think.

I’ve only heard good things, so I was excited when I saw it at a Free Little Library. I’m hoping to read it this month!

Oh, I just ordered The Couple Next Door as an add-on to my Book of the Month box. Can’t wait to read it!

Oh, I think you’ll find Hidden Valley Road eye-opening. You’ll definitely be glad your cousins’ kids weren’t born decades ago because the “science” behind schizophrenia at the time is horrifying. (At least I hope they weren’t born decades ago.)

I really enjoyed Crying in H Mart. I found it fascinating how many complex themes she was able to weave into her story.

Cozy mysteries don’t generally appeal to me, but I think I enjoyed The Maid so much because I was in the proper mood for a cozy mystery at the time. I’m curious to hear what you think about The Good Son. Also, feel free to use one of the Goodreads runners-up instead of the winners. Or replace the category with something else entirely. Never read a book you don’t want to just to check off a box. Totally not worth it!

I’m so glad you like All the Children are Home. It has not gotten enough attention for how good it is. You should also read her book The Orphans of Race Point. If you do read The Good Son, let me know if you agree with my review. I’m curious to hear what others think.