Welcome to Litsy!

I‘ve had this book for years and finally read it so I could give it to a friend. It was a roller coaster. A bit of a slow burn at first, the pace picked up towards the end. The antisemitism was a bit much at times but I understand the point the author was desperately trying to make. Takeaways for me: we never know when our most vulnerable moments might come, and we don‘t know the story of someone else unless they decide to tell us; is the⬇️

9-26-22: My 95th finished book of 2022! Joshua Seigl is an author and lecturer, possibly in failing health, he‘s trying to figure that out, who needs an assistant. The Tattooed Girl, Alma Busch, gets the job. She is very helpful but not very bright. The relationship between Joshua and Alma is a strange one. No one in this story is very likable. The ending was surprising but almost too quick. ⭐️⭐️⭐️📖#️⃣9️⃣5️⃣

I have been considering a new tattoo for a while, and want to get a bookish one. I like a tattoo to be unique so have been trying to design one but I am not too sure what I actually want!
Have any of my fellow littens got bookish tattoos? Or any ideas for one? 🙂
I saw a post from @Owlizabeth so there must be more of you out there too!

#bookishtattoo