May always makes me think of flowers and spring so I went with some more colourful dice for #roll100
1 = 29
2 = 59
3 = 62
May always makes me think of flowers and spring so I went with some more colourful dice for #roll100
1 = 29
2 = 59
3 = 62
My parents were fans of Elvis my entire life. I mean, my name is Lisa Marie, though I've been told that's not why.
I saw the film Priscilla a couple of weeks ago and then realized that I'd had this book hanging around for a while. The movie is a very close adaptation of the sentiments in this book. Very interesting to hear (and see) Priscilla's version of their life together. #59-2023
I don‘t usually pick up fantasy books, but this was an absolute delight. The tale of a young woman with special powers is run off who is run off from town after town until she finds solace in an unlikely place, with trolls who hate humans. I enjoyed this so much. Book #59 in 2023
23 #59 Rhys Bowen is one of my faves. I enjoyed this book. However, the ending seemed a bit rushed and not terribly believable. A lot of coincidence to bring it all together. In spite of that it was a good story with likable characters.
Book #59
4.5/5
Not my typical read, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. Bardugo's supernatural world, based on the history of Yale/Newhaven, is complex, as is the storyline she built from it. Great read for anyone who enjoys dark fantasy/thriller/mystery/supernatural fiction.
Book #59 done for 2022. This was a very interesting read. It shows that no matter how much money you have addiction and depression do not care.
I am super busy at the moment but wanted to get this out early again. So no pretty dice this month but my Dwarven cleric who hasn‘t decided which god to follow and licks stone to determine its age has rolled for Novembers #roll100
Roll 1 = 63
Roll 2 = 92
Roll 3 = 25
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One of my earliest celebrity "crushes" and a recently reinvigorated interest led me to picking this up. I vividly remember hearing of GM's death and how that killed a tiny part of my childhood. This is an interesting study into the psychology of what can be called George's downfall. #59-2022