pickThis is not the tagged book, but it‘s the same one. This one is about butterflies, more precisely the butterflies in Stockholm‘s skerries. And there‘s quite a lot of them, some more common than others. I love butterflies so I loved learning more about them.
Reading in bed again with cats and tea. I've been enjoying this book a lot when I have the time and mood to read it. It slows me down, in a good way, this meandering and thoughtful view of an unlikely subject (hover flies). Unfortunately I was blind-sided by the Lacey Flint thriller crime series by Sharon Bolton and have been so distracted by that. Unfortunate only in that I lead a book discussion of Fly Trap this Monday night (1/2 way though)
I have some advice for anyone who decides to read this book: keep a writing utensil, Post-It flags, etc. handy because there are so many good passages that you will want to mark them for future reference and reflection.
@Litsy I definitely feel this way about reading books. #24in48 #readathon
"Or it might be better to say that all of us need to flee blindly from time to time so as not to become copies of the world's expectations, and maybe, too, to give us the courage to remember some of those great, bold thoughts that make a child get up in the night..."
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