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This book didn‘t work at all for me. I just don‘t like adventurous books I think. And it was sloooow. So I am glad I gave it a try after many years on my shelves but now I must put it aside 🤷🏻‍♀️

I can't believe I have never posted about this book. Wonderful prose & a great story of survival involving morally challenging nutritional choices. I was reminded of this one after finishing Life of Pi over the weekend.
#ALittlePriest #MusicalNewYear
@Cinfhen

There is a tiger 🐅 that features prominently in the beginning of the book but the only thin ice is metaphorical. This is a historical adventure about a boy who escapes the slums of 19th century London to travel the world collecting animals to satisfy the Victorian public demands and ends up on a whaling vessel where things go very wrong... not a book for the squeamish!

#WinterWonderland #runningacrossthinicewithtigers

I just had to share my literary themed hen-do with you all. I‘m getting married in 5 weeks and my wonderful bridesmaids created a unique day full of literature. We had a literary themed quiz, treasure hunt and taste test, followed by an outside production of Little Women. Plus a surprise book gift for all attendees. @EmmaPlum ❤️❤️

#readingwomenmonth historical fiction that is once again on my tbr on my kindle. Based on some real life events and this just sounds really fun.
@ephemeralwaltz @Andrew65 @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

#junebookbugs Day22: #teeth
Jaffy and Tim, friends and rivals growing up in 19th century London, embark on an ill-fated overseas adventure hoping to capture an elusive "dragon" for their employer. It is surprisingly intense. Somewhere along the way it morphs into Alive: The Story of the Andes Survivors out on the open water.
@RealLifeReading

This book started out strong but it turned out to be way more boat related than I expected. I was hoping for an adventerous book about the collection of exotic animals, turned out that was not what it is about. Besides that I found the characters to be quite flat and unreal. The ending was lovely though so I am glad I stuck with it. 🌟🌟

Tonight's read is one that has been on my TBR stack for ages. Finaly going to dive in.

I have not been on Litsy much lately as my thesis has taken over my life 😂 But tomorrow the first version goes out the door and then I wait, revise and I am finished! It's so close now guys! Excited and scared!!!

My #firsteverlitsypost was only two weeks ago. It feels like I have been part of this community for months! Thanks all for the warm welcome. This was a #bookhaul in september. I have finished The Song of Achilles and am now reading Robin Hobbs Dragon books. So many books have jumped the queue on my TBR pile 😄 #booktober @RealLifeReading