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💌 "Sorry" Letter from Grandma ðŸ‘ĩ🏞 (Book Review) 🏰

My Grandmother Sends Her Regards and Apologises - BOOK REVIEW 📖

âĪïļ The content below is Biu's personal opinion. There is no right and no wrong. Just want everyone to read more books. Anyone who has other opinions can come to joy it. âĪïļ

🏰 My Grandmother Sends Her Regards and Apologises

✏ïļ Fredrik Backman.

📚 Humorous Fiction / Family Life / Magical Realism

💎 this book seems easy to read, and the words are easy to read, but the story alternates real life with fantasy tales, so there's a specific jargon to remember, + the story may be a little long.

My Grandmother Sends Her Regards and Apologises

Elsa, a seven-year-old girl almost eight years old who is too smart to make it difficult for her to get along with other people and is considered a monster. She doesn't even have a friend of the same age. It's just her grandmother, whose grandmother often tells her fantasy tales about a big kingdom and a lot of monsters to get her away from the real world. 🐉

Soon Grandma lost her life, leaving several "sorry" letters to give Elsa a mission to deliver to her apartment. Each letter allowed Elsa to know her grandmother's identity, her past stories, and her grandmother's complicated relationship with her apartment neighbors. 🏠

⚠ïļ (Spoil and Moi start below) ⚠ïļ

I don't like to read fantasy novels very much because I like to have specific names. Hahahahaha (I can't remember) ðŸĨđ

This is like reading Fiction + Children's Tales, because the story of Elsa walks through a child's perspective that some parts feel is not a child's idea ðŸĪ”, but they have already learned that Elsa is older than the average child, and the grandmother has the eldest expression. 😂

This led Elsa to learn the character's life along with that the neighbors in the same building who covered Dielsa were always afraid, not close, or that everyone in the building didn't have the courage to mess with. What reason made them like this? In fact, every human has gone through a lot of stories of sadness, loss, love, sacrifice. Sometimes it's better if we choose not to speak out.

Bi felt that if we try to find the truth or understand everyone on earth, the afflicted will be ourselves, so accepting each other, forgiving and moving forward, the key point of life. ðŸ’Ŧ

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See you next book. 🌟ðŸŦĄ

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Book Review Book name: The New Hunger Author: Isaac Marion Genre: Dystopian, Sci-fi Characters POVs: Zombie R’, Nora and Rylie My rating: 4.25⭐ïļ #disturbingbooks #dystopianbooks #BookReview #bookrecommendations
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Plusthebooks

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The front cover of the book 'Books & Bewitchment' by Isla Jewell, featuring a pink and purple design with magical elements, floating books, and two character silhouettes. A '20% OFF' sticker is visible.
An open book, 'Books & Bewitchment,' viewed from the side, showing numerous pink and light pink sticky tabs marking various pages within the text.
The back cover of 'Books & Bewitchment,' displaying advance praise from authors, a book summary, cover design credits, ISBN, price, and publisher social media information.
Book review - Books & Bewitchment âœĻðŸĪðŸŒŋ👍
Just finished “Books and Bewitchment” by Isla Jewell, and had to give a review. It’s a 347 page standalone romantasy book. I’d rate it between a 4-5 stars, I’m not a huge critic so if you are about your romantasy I still think you’d enjoy it. It’s about a woman named Rhea, who’s going through less
DawnluvsBooks

DawnluvsBooks

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- Goodwill book finds w/ Grandma 📗ðŸŒŋ🧚
I went to my local Goodwill with my grandma, and we ended up spending a good 30 minutes in the book section. She was just as into it as I was, and honestly, I think that’s why I ended up with such a mix of genres. We grabbed everything from classics to poetry to some eerie fiction — definitel
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Brookie âĪïļŽïļŽâ˜˜ïļŽïļŽ

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Book review
I just had to get this one off my chest because i’m not over it. Never will be until book two comes out. Still a 5 star rwas hands 🙌 down! #forcedproximitybookrecs #indieromanceauthor #booktokfyp #tragiclovestory #lovetriangle
Nadia Braeckel Books

Nadia Braeckel Books

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Chicken On Sunday Recipe & Review ⮇ïļ â€Ļ
Personal Review : 5/10 Flavor was great, chicken was good but because of user error (totally my fault because I can never stick to a recipe 😅) the bottom of the rice was burnt and the middle was gummy. I’m only going to include the exact recipe from the book because I will 100% be making it again t
The Thrift Witch

The Thrift Witch

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âœĻïļ Book Review 📚 âœĻïļ
Ruthless Creatures by J.T Geissinger was one I could not put down!! every chance I could get I was readinggg, its about a mafia romance with 2 people bound together by a debt that must be collected. This was my first mafia romance book & I'm definitely liking it, can't wait to get into
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myrkaâœĻïļ

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The book cover for 'Divine Rivals' by Rebecca Ross, featuring dark blue flowers and text 'No God No Creature No War Can Come Between Them'. Overlaid text reads 'Book Review:'.
An illustrated cover of 'Divine Rivals' with two characters, showing the book was started on 01/18/24 and finished on 01/20/24. A five-star rating is displayed below an illustration of two characters.
A collage of images creating a 'BOOK AESTHETIC' for 'Divine Rivals', including hands writing, a couple embracing, a typewriter, and text 'Gods & Goddesses' and 'Rivals To Lovers'.
Book review: Divine Rivals
My whole life I have never been one for fantasy books; luckily for me, my book club decided to choose Ruthless vows for our months read (which is the second book in the duology) forcing me to read the first one. I am SO happy that that was chosen bc it forced me to read fantasy, and this YA boo
saighey

saighey

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Book ReviewâœĻâœĻ
I don’t know if I’ll ever give Abby Jimenez a bad book review?? Two ER doctors, letter writing and showing up for each other ðŸŦķ🏞 In so many ways I identified with both Jacob and Brianna. The way their relationship evolved. Seeing how these two characters became each others safe space. Always val
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Minnie🍒ðŸŠĐðŸ’Ŧ

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The book cover for Rebecca Yarros's 'The Last Letter' with a '5/5 Rating' and 'My Honest BOOK REVIEW' overlay, indicating a swipe for more content.
A scenic view of mountains under a blue sky with a 'Town of Telluride Welcome' sign in the foreground, referencing Telluride, Colorado.
A stack of handwritten letters tied with a chain and two military dog tags resting on top, suggesting a theme of correspondence and military service.
The Last Letter Book ReviewðŸĪ
5/5⭐ïļ This book tore my heart out of my chest still beating! I have never sobbed so much in my life from a book! A story of loss, grief & pain but also wins & most of allâ€Ķ love. âĪïļ #thelastletter #BookReview #rebeccayarros #telluridecolorado #bookrecommendations
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