re: BEA Itinerary
- Publicist: What time on Sunday would be preferable for departing?
- Me: Later in the day if possible. I have broken up with early mornings. We are taking a break to see if we miss each other. I mean, if we run into each other on the way to BEA it's not a big deal or anything but I don't want early mornings to think I am stalking them.
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Agatha Christie quote bag: “Oh dear, I never realized what a terrible lot of explaining one has to do in a murder!” —Agatha Christie
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Title: The Beginning of Everything
Author: Robyn SchneiderI was lucky enough to get an ARC of this book, under the old title “Severed Heads, Broken Hearts” (which, let’s be honest, is an awesome title). And oh. my. god. you guys need to read this book.
When “golden boy” Ezra Faulkner shatters his knee in a car accident, he finds his entire life turned upside down — but maybe not all for the worst. He reconnects with a childhood friend and, more importantly, meets new girl Cassidy Thorpe, who may be able to teach him a thing or two about what it means to be himself.
I freaking adored this story. The characters were brilliant, the writing was gorgeous, I could not put it down. I loved the very real way the relationship between Cassidy and Ezra developed, I loved that I both laughed out loud and nearly cried while reading this, and of course, being the huge geek that I am, I loved the subtle Doctor Who references throughout the book.
Also, and I’m going to say this as vaguely as possible because NO SPOILING, I thought the ending was beautiful.
tl;dr READ THIS BOOK.
Oh goodness, you lovely book blogger you! I’m so glad you liked it!
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Favorite Pilots | The O.C. (2003)
OMG this. The donut star awarded to books of exceptional merit. I wish it was a real donut, though. Then I could eat it while I re-read the full review, which has this part where it says my characters could easily trade barbs and double-entendres with John Green’s characters, except probably I would choke on a donut if I read that while I was eating one so never mind.
