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First off - reading-After finishing The Distant Hours I have been meandering through various reads trying to decide which one to dive into. I have no deadline on any of them, but there are a few freebies I have on the roster and I want your opinion on which one I should read next, here they are in no particular order:
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His Last Letter by Jeane Westin
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Remarkable Creatures by Tracy Chevalier
Any insight on any of these titles would be greatly appreciated!
Also, the pic of the adorable little pooch from wordless wednesday was our little foster from Mexico we had for just over a week. Yesterday we took him to the Pawsitive Match adoption fair and when we arrived we were given a little "Adopt Me" bandana to put on him and as we were tying it around his little tiny chicken neck a lady and her adult daughter came up and "ooohed" and "awwwed" over him. They had seen him on the website and took him in their arms immediately and an hour later my oldest daughter and I were saying our tearful goodbye to our beloved BJ. He was such a fantastic dog, and we all miss him so much, but we are beyond happy that he has found his forever home with such a lovely family. In fact, when the daughter came up to say goodbye he was over her shoulder snuggled into her neck fast asleep!
Here is me getting one last kiss and snuggle:
Have a wonderful day!
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I feel like that all the time!!! His Last Letter has got very positive reviews all over. I am so glad for the little dog. nice that he ended up at a good home.
Having Thursday off last week totally threw me off - I couldn't shake the feeling that Friday was actually Monday. I even work up early on Saturday because apparently my body thought it was Tuesday and I had to go to work. So yes, days of the week definitely all have their own feel.
Looks like you have some great historical fiction coming up. I haven't read any of them, but I'm going to vote for Remarkable Creatures purely because if its cover :)
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