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The Mixtape

Brittainy C. Cherry

Start date: July 3, 2021

Finish date: July 7, 2021

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Jun 29, 2021 Kalie rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2021, favs-of-2021

I loved this book soooo deep!! I started it thinking I’d just read a chapter or two but I couldn’t put it down!! The story just sucked me right in and I needed to make sure these characters would be ok! I have now read every single Brittainy Cherry book and each time her stories take me on a journey of mostly tears but also healing. No one writes stories about healing the way Brittainy Cherry does.

The Mixtape follows Emery; a single mom just trying to keep her head above water and give her daug ...more

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Jan 15, 2022 Shan ~A~ rated it really liked it

Shelves: siblings, audio, disability-or-illness, family, romance, setting-us-california, books-i-own, owned-kindle, kindle-unlimited, millionaire-billionaire

Oliver & Emery

This book was so full of emotion. I shouldn't be surprised since this is Brittainy C. Cherry. Her books always hit me right in the heart.

The problem I had was minor in the grand scheme of things. 5 yrs earlier, before Reese was born, there was a pregnant woman and her sister at a concert for Alex and Oliver, the pregnant woman's water broke and they (the sisters) left. I assumed this was Emery and her sister. It was never mentioned again at no point in conversation between Oliver ...more

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Jun 02, 2021 Anne OK marked it as to-read

(June 2021 Amazon First Read)

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Jun 25, 2022 Tina rated it really liked it

This was such an emotional, beautiful book.
I felt all of Emery’s emotions and so wanted to smack her parents.
Oliver is such a soft soul who needed someone like Emery to simply have in his corner.
I’m glad Reese wasn’t written to be a super smart, precocious child or too babyish. She was a realistic 4/5 year old.
Abigail was great, so were Tyler and Kelly (who I hope gets a happy ending).

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