Rest in Pieces: The Curious Fates of Famous Corpses | 
It‘s a windy, rainy, miserable Halloween, but my neighborhood decided not to postpone Trick-or-treating, so Olive and I are here ready to pass out candy. I‘m not expecting a crowd, so I brought my book. 💀 🎃 👻 Happy Halloween, all!
My #libraryhaul from the morning. The tagged book is @LeahBergen ‘s fault. 😆 Then I happened upon the other two.
I don't really use the library for physical books anymore but it is my default for ebooks and audio. Just started The Witching Hour and I'm still working through Rest in Pieces...hopefully I'll finish both before they expire! Also, super jealous of everyone's attractive library cards but this is the card I've had since middle school, so I'm attached. Our library has gone through several new designs. #bookandlibrarycard #riotgrams
My #currentread is this collection of essays about the adventures of famous corpses and it is just my kind of October read...you have death and the macabre without igniting all of my anxieties. Really enjoying this one, not a book to read straight through but I read a few pieces everyday. #riotgrams
My husband is laughing at me because I didn't have a bookmark near and the only thing I could mark my place in my book with was another book.
If a man die, shall he live again?
...apparently.
In a section about famous corpses whose skulls were stolen, I come upon this spectacular transition:
I just like how this book feeeeeeels
