Simply Gina

Stricken with cancer, Al burdens his friend Jake with a secret time traveler’s mission: Stop the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and change the world. Unfortunately, King’s handling of the cause-and-effect related to time travel, or rather “the butterfly effect,” was—again—not what I was hoping for. And while this is interesting, I would have much rather seen King’s ideas for what a world with a living Kennedy would have actually looked like—sans paranormal elements. Even though I didn’t love Sadie as much as I think I would have if I didn’t have to experience her through the audiobook narrator’s awful voice for her, I definitely teared up at that ending.

A lot of the times, only one person will be interested in an item (granted, there were only four of us), but for cases that more than one person is interested in an item, put it in the communal pile. From left to right: a cheetah-print top; a basic brown T-shirt; a green and blue striped button-up blouse From left to right: A blue and white striped blouse with buttons up the back; an orange, white and black striped sweater with pleather elbow patches From left to right: A black cardigan with sequined pockets; a black and snakeskin peplum top; a pair of studded hoop earrings From left to right: black and grey tuxedo pants from Banana Republic; a blue and white printed peasant top