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Feature image for Skyland trilogy FAQ with covers of Kennedy Ryan’s novels ā€œBefore I Let Go,ā€ ā€œThis Could Be Us,ā€ and ā€œCan’t Get Enoughā€ pinned on a corkboard. Surrounding sticky notes ask questions like ā€œFav quote?ā€, ā€œFav character?ā€, ā€œDislikes?ā€, and ā€œRecommend?ā€.
Skyland Trilogy FAQ: Your Burning Questions Answered
Sometimes the best way to talk about books isn’t with a formal review, but with a chat. So here’s my Skyland trilogy FAQ—my favorite characters, the quotes I loved, the moments that broke me, and the ones...
Skyland Trilogy Review
Skyland Trilogy: Lessons in Love, Loss, and Reinvention
Some books are more than stories—they’re mirrors, holding up truths we often avoid. Kennedy Ryan’s Skyland trilogy did that for me. It’s a series about love, yes, but also about resilience, therapy, friendship,...
A reflective blog post exploring time, distance, and cultural perspectives, inspired by Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid.
Where Did My Time Go? Reflections on Space, Distance, and How We Experience Time
ā€œAstronomy was history, because space was time. … The space between you and the star is time.ā€ā€” Joan, Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid I read Atmosphere mostly because I saw it everywhere on Bookstagram....
Collage featuring the book cover of Two Nights in Lisbon by Chris Pavone, Lisbon’s iconic yellow tram, Portuguese tile patterns, and colorful ā€œPortugalā€ and ā€œObrigadoā€ graphics.
The Quiet Critique of America in Two Nights in Lisbon
This Two Nights in Lisbon review isn’t about the mystery or the plot twists. Sure, the plot is a suspenseful one—set in Lisbon, with a woman whose husband disappears under strange circumstances. It’s about...
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