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I wouldn't allow a teen under 16 to read it. I suppose it's up to each parent to decide what is appropriate for their children. I don't recall the sweI wouldn't allow a teen under 16 to read it. I suppose it's up to each parent to decide what is appropriate for their children. I don't recall the swearing at all. The abortion is about using herbal teas to cause woman to miscarry so they won't have babies out of wedlock, from affairs or from prostitution. The henna artist also makes these herbal teas as well as other herbal things to help people who are sick or want to get pregnant, it's not all abortion. I found this book really well written. The short amount of sex wasn't very long or all too graphic. ...more (less)

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I wouldn't allow a teen under 16 to read it. I suppose it's up to each parent to decide what is appropriate for their children. I don't recall the sweI wouldn't allow a teen under 16 to read it. I suppose it's up to each parent to decide what is appropriate for their children.

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The Guest List BOTM April 2020 Selection

In a sea of mediocre mysteries and thrillers, this one caught my attention and held it through to the explosive ending. Lucy Foley writes psychological fiction that isn't flashy, but focuses a quiet power to envelop the reader with strong writing and plotting. In my opinion, a good thriller isn't one that has to pull a twist out of somewhere the reader wouldn't expect, but takes the entire cast of characters and makes each look as guilty as the rest, so th...more

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Dita (on partial hiatus until Saturday!)

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Sandy *The world could end while I was reading and I would never notice*

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The Guest List BOTM April 2020 Selection In a sea of mediocre mysteries and thrillers, this one caught my attention and held it through to the explosive ending. Lucy Foley writes psychological fiction that isn't flashy, but focuses a quiet power to envelop the reader with strong writing and plotting.

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What a wonderful book to start off the new year! This has been on my shelf for years, and I'm kicking myself for not picking it up sooner.
This story starts with a small seed - Lydia Lee is dead - and blossoms in every direction. Through non-linear perspective shifts, each member of Lydia's family deals with their grief in different ways, reflecting on their lives and filling us in on more of the mystery. We come to understand the expectations and dreams each had for themselves as well as Lydia a...more

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Lindsay - Traveling Sisters Book Reviews

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What a wonderful book to start off the new year! This has been on my shelf for years, and I'm kicking myself for not picking it up sooner.This story starts with a small seed - Lydia Lee is dead - and blossoms in every direction.

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Read 42.8k reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Jeanine Cummins's American Dirt, the #1 New York Times bestseller and Oprah Book Club pi...

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Apparently I read a different book than everyone else. Or maybe my brain just thinks it's funny to make me hate hyped books idk.

This didn't touch me whatsoever. I was bored and the story and some actions of the characters felt repetitive to the point that I skipped some paragraphs. Everything was so predictable and dialogues even felt pretentious sometimes. Trying to be meaningful while actually being pseudo deep (like 80% of tumblr u know?).

Sure, this had some great quotes and some funny bits...more

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Dita (on partial hiatus until Saturday!)

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Apparently I read a different book than everyone else. Or maybe my brain just thinks it's funny to make me hate hyped books idk. This didn't touch me whatsoever. I was bored and the story and some actions of the characters felt repetitive to the point that I skipped some paragraphs.

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every time i see this title, i think to myself what age is "such fun"... like, there is no age that is fun. "

toddlers - sucks because you can't do anything. you're a helpless blob of fat

teenagers - sucks because you're a hormonal mess

young adults - sucks because you're a hormonal mess who has to deal with college and living on your own

new adults - sucks because you are trying to survive being an adult (and 9 times out of 10, you're lonely)

middle aged - sucks because you're constantly wondering w...more

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every time i see this title, i think to myself what age is "such fun"... like, there is no age that is fun. " toddlers - sucks because you can't do anything.