Autobiography of a Bibliophile: November
This November I was extra thankful for my Kindle! Between spatchcocking turkeys and trimming the Christmas tree, I still made time to read 21 books and there are several 5 star contenders among the group. Add some of these to your Christmas list ASAP! this meme was SO TRUE this month too, y'all. All of the feels!! The Summer Wives by Beatriz Williams 4 stars I really enjoyed The Secret Life of Violet Grant by Beatriz, so I had high hopes for The Summer Wives . For the most part, she delivered. The timeline was more difficult to follow as it hopped between decades, but it didn’t take long to catch on. The secrets were jaw-dropping and the ending was satisfying. Bear in mind, this book is long with a capital L! You Knew Me When by Emily Liebert (audio) 3 stars This story passed the time on neighborhood walks and house cleaning rounds, but it certainly wasn’t spell-binding. Frankly, I found the feud that drove the plot fairly silly, but the inviting charac