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Usually parents are careful with their firstborns, and then they become more relaxed with their secondborns. They just find a routine the second time around. Then both children are raised to love each other and can do whatever they'd like with their lives.
This week the Rosé Girls discuss book 1 in the Secondborn series by Amy A. Bartol.
You can drink along with us as we enjoy a bottle of Snoop Dogg's 19 Crimes Rosé. And...we clink 🥂🖤
Step 1: Wake up
And...we clink! 🥂🖤
Guess what?!?!?
And...we clink! 🥂🖤
Nic was a small town girl who wanted more in life. When her high school best friend Corinne goes missing, Nic seized her opportunity. She left Cooley Ridge and started a new life in Philadelphia. 10 years goes by and Nic receives a worrisome letter from her father. Without a choice, Nic has to return home and tie up loose ends. As Nic dives back into her old life, Corinne is 'there' at every corner. When another girl goes missing, Nic, her friends, and her family are once again in the spot light. Will the truth be revealed? Will Nic finally be able to put Corinne to rest? Join the Rosé Girls this week as we discuss All The Missing Girls by Megan Miranda. This unique book told backwards will keep you guessing! You can also drink along with us as we enjoy a bottle of Cowtown's White Blend wine!
And...we clink🥂🖤
🎶"Cinderelly, Cinderelly Night and day, it's Cinderelly..."🎶
Yet, Cinderella is Dead and she has been for the last 200 years. Her fairy tale lives on and is the foundation of the kingdom. Little girls read her story as if it's a Bible. They live their lives to be like Cinderella, in order to find their prince charming at the ball. Sophia however does NOT want to live to be like Cinderella. She doesn't want to go to a stupid ball that is costing her poor family an arm and leg to get her ready for...and above all she doesn't want to be tied down to a man. That would be a fate worse than death. Will Sophia be able to settle with the life that has been chosen for her, or will she be able to do something so much more?
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