Happy Wednesday! It’s time for another round of new releases for the week. I hope you have had a great week so far!
We’re doing some work on our house and putting new carpet in, and so I’ve had to box up my books this past weekend. What a mess and what a job! I’ve gotten them all boxed up (and have kept track of which book is in which box), so I’m not sure how this will affect my reading habits for the next few months. I tried to keep out some that I think I may want to read soon, but I may be relying more on the library for awhile until everything gets settled!
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Anyways, here are some of the new releases this week. Some of the titles look really interesting!
You Were There Too by Colleen Oakley
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Bound for Murder by Victoria Gilbert (Blue Ridge Library Mysteries #4)
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The Girls With No Names by Serena Burdick
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Westering Women by Sandra Dallas
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In the Shadow of Vesuvius by Tasha Alexander (Lady Emily #14)
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House on Endless Waters by Emuna Elon
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Thistles and Thieves by Molly MacRae (Highland Bookshop Mystery #3)
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Hill Women by Cassie Chambers
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Mr. Nobody by Catherine Steadman
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There’s A Murder Afoot by Vicki Delany (Sherlock Holmes Bookshop Mystery #5)
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Lady Clementine by Marie Benedict
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The Map from Here to There by Emery Lord (The Start of Me and You #2)
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A Heart So Fierce and Broken by Brigid Kemmerer (Cursebreakers #2)
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So there are some of the new books releasing this week! I’m looking forward to Thistles and Thieves, as I’ve read and reviewed the first two books in that series (Plaid and Plagiarism and Scones and Scoundrels) and enjoyed them! I’m also excited about Marie Benedict’s new book, Lady Clementine, which is about Clementine Churchill, Winston Churchill’s wife.
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Hill Women looks interesting. There’s something about the Appalachia area that makes the rest of us go “What are you??”
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It does look like an interesting read. The blurb mentions it’s for readers who enjoyed Hillbilly Elegy and Educated. I haven’t read either of those books yet but they are on my TBR! I find the area so fascinating, but haven’t read a whole lot about it, nor have I traveled there.
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I didn’t love Hillbilly Elegy because his final message seemed very much to me to be “if you want it hard enough, you’ll get it.” Weirdly, he skips all the parts where we would find out how he got into law school and improved his life.
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Strange… and it seems that most of those books focus on how much you want it – like that’s all there is to it. I think that’s what I thought was so interesting about Trevor Noah’s book, Born a Crime. He very much made a point of that it isn’t all about how much you want it – you have to have some kind of help from an outside source.
Makes me think of one scene in the movie Monster with Charlize Theron – she needs a job and goes from interview to interview – she just needed one person to give her a chance and perhaps her life would’ve turned out differently.
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Oh, that movie Monster totally tore me up. It’s so weird and the women are so unsexy that my brain couldn’t wrap itself around such a Hollywood film. That’s how I knew I’d been conditioned to expect perfect from women in movies.
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It’s such an interesting movie! Charlize was so, so good in that role.
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Did you ever see Atomic Blond? I loved the way it was action-packed, but you also see when people are exhausted or hurt themselves after a punch.
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No, I haven’t seen that one yet 🙂
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