this place has my heart
For the record - I HATE Costco. If I ever went by myself I just know I would get lost after five minutes. My feet still hurt from going yesterday. BUT - This sectionnnn>>>>
They obviously dont have as big of a selection as a bookstore, but there were definetly some books that had me interested by the synopsis. I debated getting The Inmate by Freida McFadden and It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover (I actually really wanted it but I wanted the original cover and it was the new one with Lively on the cover😕) Side note, who's excited for the It Ends With Us movie?!?!? I definetly am, even though I haven't read it yet. Same thing with the AGGGTM show. I just need to get the books first😫😫.
It makes me think of just how many books these days are becoming movies/shows. Like, authors are writing a new generation of classics. When we all get old and gray we're gonna pull out a Coho book with dust on it and show our grandkids like "You know that movie that you like? Well I read the book before the movie even came out."😭😭
Wow that kind of became a mini diary entry... Anyways. Presumed Innocent. It looked super good, and you know I mean that bc I bought it even though it's a third-person narrative. And I HATE third-person narratives.
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