Today is a roll day for me — turns out I just snuck in under the radar before midnight (phew)!
I move to square 22: The Lake House — read a book whose title includes a woman’s role or that features a strong woman character.
My pick is Richard Hull’s The Murder of My Aunt.
Length: 240 pages
=> + $3 upon completion.
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