Wellington Girls' College

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Annie

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(7,018 pages read)
  • The Rom Commers

    By Katherine Center
    3 stars

    A bit cheesy but I liked it.

  • Jackpot Summer

    By Elissa Friedland
    4 stars

    Quick read about a family of siblings and how money doesn’t always make life easier. A bit soppy but easy to read.

  • The Frozen River

    By Ariel Lawhon
    5 stars

    I loved this story. So indicative of the time period and of unseen women’s work.

  • The Family Remains

    By Lisa Jewell
    4 stars

    Another light page turner. Great mystery plot. Easy to read at this busy time of the year.

  • Forgotten on Sunday

    By Valerie Perrin
    4 stars

    A sweet story set in France about a young woman finding her identity and reconciling family decisions.

  • Real Americans

    By Rachel Khong
    5 stars

    Loved this immigrant story that spans time and family relationships.

  • How to end a love story

    By Yulin Kuang
    4 stars

    A quick read. Romance with a bit of family tension thrown in.

  • Beartown

    By Fredrik Backman
    5 stars

    Lots of layers. A bit sad. But he writes about teenagers pretty well.

  • Stolen Focus

    By Johann Hari
    5 stars

    Super interesting about the erosion of attention and focus. Read by the author.

  • The Clockmaker’s Daughter

    By Kate Morton
    4 stars

    4.5 it’s a good tale, spanning different life times. Sweet with a bit of mystery.

  • Flesh

    By David Szalay
    4 stars

    At times I found the character infuriating as he didn’t give much away. But I enjoyed it.

  • Northbound

    By Naomi Arnold
    5 stars

    Engaging read. Made me want to do the Te Araroa trail, and two pages later convince me not to. I remain undecided.

  • Delirious

    By Damien Wilkins
    4 stars

    Enjoyed the local setting and the peek into living as an older person.

  • Pathogenesis

    By Jonathan Kennedy
    5 stars

    Loved this. An historical analysis of how disease has shaped societies over the ages. Super interesting and some new perspectives gained. Thanks to KNM for the recommendation.

  • Broken Country

    By Clare Leslie Hall
    5 stars

    I loved this beautiful poignant family tale. Inhaled it.

  • The Paris Apartment

    By Lucy Foley
    3 stars

    Not as good as her previous novel but a good plot for my tramping read.

  • Yours Truly

    By Abby Jimenez
    3 stars

    Quick summer read

  • Just for the Summer

    By Abby Jimenez
    3 stars

    Quick summer read

  • The new neighbours

    By Claire Douglas
    4 stars

    Read via Libby. Good plot, easy to read.

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