This book reminded me of “Yellowjackets” when I read the blurb and there are definitely similarities. Like the show, it goes back and forth in time to now and when they were in the wild. It’s the story of two sisters who survived the plane crash that kills their parents. And years later there are new details that cause a new investigation and we follow along as things unravel. It’s a fast and interesting read, even if a little over the top.
with gratitude to netgalley and Thomas & Mercer for an advanced copy in exchange for an honest review
Continuing to practice @thiswritingdesk lessons and pairing them with quotes. This is all the energy I have right now and grateful to Kolbie’s lessons for helping me get a little art in as often as I can.
I am taking @thiswritingdesk watercolor classes. Even though I’ve already done a lot of their challenges and tutorials I am using this opportunity to re-practice and play. Sometimes progress is fun, sometimes.just loose play is fun and sometimes going back to the basics and reinforcing what you learned before is fun. I am trying to do all of it.
I think I am also pushing the paper in the @heyprimrosia journals to its limit. It buckles a bit but it is standing up to all this water reasonably well.
Verghese is such a talented story teller. I love his multi-generational stories. The way there’s a thread that goes through the years and years and the way you get so attached to his characters. But I also did think this one was too long.
A short and really funny novel about a group of male friends who come together yearly to reenact a football game. This novel is really entertaining and reading the men’s thoughts and actions will make you laugh out loud.
