
Dear Henry, Love Edith
by Becca Kinzer
Henry grimaced, not sure which irritated him more–the persistent ache in his knee or the relentless voice in his ear.
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I’ve seen teasers from this one before and always think it sounds really good. Happy Reading!
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It is a really fun book. I do highly recommend it. 😀
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I loved this one and hope you do too!!!
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It was so fun. I enjoyed it greatly. 😀
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I’ve seen this book several places this week, and it sounds lovely. Happy Reading!
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It’s a really fun book. I highly recommend it. 😀
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April 18, 1861 Washington D. C.
Most days, I could pretend that my life was normal.
From In This Moment by Gabrielle Meyer
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Thank you for sharing, Paula. I hope you love the story. I need to read this series asap. It sounds so good.
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This one looks like a great read. I’m reading Loving the Rancher’s Children by Mindy Obenhaus and the first line is: “Alli Krenek hadn’t felt this well rested in ages.” Have a great week!
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Thank you for sharing. I hope you find the book enjoyable. And I hope your week is excellent!
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Thank you!
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