pickSomehow I‘ve never read this. I‘ve seen the movies, preferring the OG, a they‘re good, but vampires don‘t really scare me. This, though…had some creepy moments. I expect nothing less from Uncle Stevie!
#haikuaday #haikuhive #readlesmis
Young voice in the dark,
sings of hope on cobblestones.
A sparrow's last spark.
Kristy_K, quietjenn, DebinHawaii, Mimi28, tpixie, Cuilin, TheBookHippie, Gleefulreader, DieAReader, JenlovesJT47, Susanita, Reggie, Deblovestoread, Librarybelle, vivastory, MatchlessMarie, Andrew65, Itchyfeetreader, jdiehr, Bookwomble, CBee, dabbe, kelli7990, Jari-chan, ImperfectCJ, lil1inblue, PageShifter, The_Book_Ninja, julieclair, AnnCrystal, bellabella, BooksandCoffee4MeVery simply, the book helps you understand and improve I AM‘s Big Picture, which helps you create better AI requests and follow-ups. The back-and-forth synergy between the continuously improving you and AI‘s mind-enhancing responses can help you make better choices, enjoy more Job #1‘s, excel at more Job #2‘s, and live an improving life story.
#majicmonday @Eggs
Thanks for the tag @Kshakal
Banana bread, caramel, bon fires, toasted marshmallows and after Thanksgiving - Frazier fir 🌲 will be #1 scent for me. Scent is such a strong for all of the nostalgic feels.
pickEven with a short story collection, where most were written before his beloved novels, Arriaga‘s narrative is unmatched.
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pickThis is “Legends & Lattes“ #2, but there was a #0 after #1, so it is really the 3rd in the series (not counting the novellas). This one spends most of the time recounting the adventures of Fern (from book #0) and while I missed the character of Viv, this was still a fun read. Baldree creates the most interesting and amusing characters, with both wonderful strengths and relatable flaws. I enjoy his work. Thank you to Edelweiss+ for the ARC. 4/5!
pickI‘m extremely late for my 2025 year books reviews but this is something I‘m doing to keep a track of what I read this year. Yeap, this is for March 2025😳I really must add to my reading goals/challenges for next year to post my book reviews at the end of each month😂
March 2025 Book#1
I enjoyed this story, the mystery was interesting but with many convenient coincidences🙄😂Always reminding myself that I‘m reading the series as an adult 3.5 ⭐️ ⬇️
Had to share, especially with my Canadian friends. This tee is the #1 seller for the FUNNY TIMES newspaper. They can't keep it in stock.
If you've never heard of FUNNY TIMES, it's a fabulous (ahem) liberal-leaning newspaper with tons of cartoons, editorials, etc. that are, well, FUNNY! It's my most cherished reading now that we are actually living in #funnytimes. P.S. I don't work for them. 🤣
The #OhCanada November/December read has kicked off and feel free to read any book from the Chief Inspector Armand Gamache series by Louise Penny. I will be reading book #1 (Still Life) as I haven't read any of these books before. Discussion will be high level with no spoilers since there will likely be multiple books read.
Anyone is welcome to join - easy going group read where we explore Canadian authors.
The #OhCanada November/December read has kicked off and feel free to read any book from the Chief Inspector Armand Gamache series by Louise Penny. I will be reading book #1 (Still Life) as I haven't read any of these books before. Discussion will be high level with no spoilers since there will likely be multiple books read.
Anyone is welcome to join - easy going group read where we explore Canadian authors. We will be continuing in 2026 too.
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