Thoughts On My Current Read

I found this book by accident! I was walking down the aisle in the library looking for a different book but this one was on the end of the shelf and it grabbed my attention!

So far I’m really enjoying it.

It’s not what I expected. There’s discussion of dating in midlife years & after divorce or husband passing. The story line of the women is relatable. It’s an easy read and quite a bit about discussion of food, growing sustainable foods which these days we all should be doing! It’s a lot of fun to read. I’ll do an update when I’m finished.

⭐️Overall rating: 5/5

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Central Texas
2024/7/7 Edited to

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