September 2022 Wrap Up

I adored both of these books on apples I like them for different reasons but I actually think they made a really good pair as well

I really enjoyed this book if you would like to hear my full thoughts on it I'll pop a link to my review in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette down in the description box below

now first and foremost it's just a beautifully written memoir I would be simultaneously admiring the way that she put something because she just had such a perfect way of putting certain emotions into words and then not even a second later the true weight the true meaning of those words would really sink in and it just absolutely shattered my heart

I really enjoyed this reading experience it definitely scratched that itch for a matrix read alike so I absolutely recommend it if you ever find yourself with such a craving

there would be moments when I would be totally enraptured by this book particularly when the author would be describing specific sense my God is he skilled at doing that

this book was such a letdown as I was reading it I kept holding on to hope that the plot would go somewhere interesting but instead we just kept getting bogged down by this absolutely toxic relationship between Luis and her boyfriend

the ghost Orchard by Helen Humphries which is a beautiful exploration of history and loss using forgotten apples and apple orchards as guides

in case you haven't I loved this book so informative so much fun

this book broke my heart and then put it back together again it's one of the most powerful books I have read all year