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What is the last book you read, and how much did you rate it?





4 stars
Read as an ARC. NetGalley
Police procedural with intense atmosphere and brutal crimes.
My review here - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

It's an important, ground-breaking book for understanding current psychological research into trauma and human development. The book's contribution to the field of psychoanalytics and also the human race cannot be stated enough.


4 stars
read this book as an ARC. #netgalley female author
Team sleepover gone bad.
My review here - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

2⭐ sorry guys, I LOVE the folk of the air triology, but this was so pointless


Here is my 5 Star 🌟 Review if anyone is interested:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...



It’s a collection of short love stories, each carrying its own emotional weight and a strong moral. I didn’t expect every story to move me the way they did—some left me quietly reflecting, others gave me a lump in the throat.
If you enjoy reads that are poetic, gentle, and speak volumes in just a few pages, this one’s a beautiful pick. I’d give it a 5-star for how it captures the shape of love in all its forms—spoken, unspoken, and everything in between.


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I just read "Witchcraft for Wayward Girls" in January. It was extremely difficult to put down. I read it in 2 evening sessions. I also gave it a 5! Fascinating reading.
I think I'm on a trend of reading books about wayward girls / women and lost / abandoned children.