Friday Reads 5/28/21
Is it Friday? I think it's Friday. I haven't really known what day it is for several days, but I'm pretty sure it's Friday.
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Perfect on Paper by Sophie Gonzales - I started this one the other day, and it is just what I needed. The plot is ridiculous, but also super fun. I've laughed out loud at least 3 times. It's an award nominee and I'm having a great time.
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Broken (in the best possible way) by Jenny Lawson - I started listening to this and that was 100% the right way to go. She makes me laugh but it's also totally relatable. The places her mind goes are really out there.
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The House in the Cerulean Sea by T. J. Klune - This was on my May TBR, but now it's the June book club book, so I'm pushing it out just a little bit. I hear it's sweet and adorable and funny. So more of what I'm looking for right now.
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Tokyo Ever After by Emiko Jean - In this one, a girl finds out she is an actual, honest-to-god, Japanese princess. It sounds like it could be another light fun read and just what I'm looking for. I have this on audio for after I finish Broken.
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Yesterday Is History by Kosoko Jackson - I recently went through all my PopSugar Reading Challenge goals and found books that would fit them. This one fits one of them, but I don't remember which one. Anyway, it's also an award nominee, so I'll kill two birds with one stone if I get to this.
June starts on Tuesday and I haven't done my TBR game yet, so this may all go out the window when I do that thing. Consider this a temporary list. That's just how I roll.