pickSweet Christmas m/m #romantsy. I enjoyed the US/Australian culture clash but couldn‘t help feeling the ease with which the Australians were able to immigrate to the US might have been an even bigger fantasy than the love story.
February 2022 Reads! Tic Tac Mistletoe was a reread that definitely held up on the second listen and got 5 stars because I can't resist relatively angst-free gay holiday romance with an Australian accent thrown in for good measure. The rest I read in non-audio form, and they were all 3.5-4.5 star reads and enjoyable in their own ways. 📚
❄️Just finished tagged-an adorable snowed in romance
🌨I enjoy it when I don‘t have to drive in it
☃️Adding what looks like a cute novella called “Let it Snow” by Delancey Stewart
#sundayfunday
pickThis was an adorable short M/M Christmas Rom-com. It was completely a Hallmark movie in book form. Filled with romance tropes - snowed in, only one bed, adorable dog. 4.5⭐️
All 12 #wgwordsearch words throughout! 12x10=120
+26 points for Christmas read #mistletoemaniacs #wintergames2021
Also this is my #doublespin read
I read these bad bois in March 2021, possibly the briefest month of all time but a good one for reading. The Body is Not an Apology brought to light new-to-me aspects of radical self-love. Burn for Me was a surprisingly good urban fantasy. Tic Tac Mistletoe was the sweet holigay romance I needed. Spoiler Alert and 84, Charing Cross Road both made me so, so emotional. Captain Ginger Vol. 2 was better than Vol. 1. SLAY was a next-level YA novel. 📚
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