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So glad to have you here! I’m Suzi Mereille. This blog has mainly my short thoughts on the books I’ve read and the occasional full-fledged review when I have more to say. My most recent posts will always be here on the homepage and in the sidebar. Check the Blog Feed to see every post in its entirety. The Posts page has a much more manageable list of titles only.
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- Week(s) in Review: 5/24 – 6/6It’s another double week post because I am still having a hard time… Also, during this time frame I was building my new computer (it’s so cute!) and teaching myself Braille, so definitely had more things to occupy my time. Wall of Silence by Tracy Buchanan – 5/25/204 starsThis book is a murder mystery /…
- Week(s) in Review: 5/10 – 5/23As you may have noticed, I am kind of Going Through It, so I haven’t been reading as much as I would like. Therefore, I decided to combine two weeks into one for this post. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling – 5/14/205 starsSo, I’m sure you don’t need my review for…
- Week in Review: 5/3 – 5/9My internal monologue for this week was just distant screaming. Let’s go! Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. Butler – 5/3/204 starsThis is the first book in a two part series (I read the second one at the end of this week). In it, the U.S. is feeling the repercussions of a climate crisis.…
- Week in Review: 4/26 – 5/2This past week (and this current one, since I’m writing this in the early hours of Saturday A.M.) have been rough. It’s a short list this time. The Heart Goes Last by Margaret Atwood – 4/26/202 starsLet me preface this by saying I don’t think this book was really for me, but that doesn’t make…
- Week in Review: 4/19 – 4/25It was a little hard to concentrate this week. There’s always dishes to do, cats to take care of, floors to clean, and so on. The cats are mad that they don’t get as much alone time anymore and more people at home means more dishes and dust. But, on Sunday I made charro beans…
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