What criteria do you use to recommend books? I just go by how great a read they are where I would put the on the best 100 list and what emotion I felt while reading the book … if it was a life lesson (or psychology) kind of book it would be harder aa those are included in the 100 list 🙌🏽📚😊📖
Love this!
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pickThis is a short novel in translation (from German) about an elder gentleman who delivers books to a fun cast of characters from a bookstore. He has literary nicknames for each of his customers, and little routines at each stop. It‘s mostly light and fun, though there is a bit of violence, check warnings if needed.
I‘m enjoying the return of my bee garden after a bit of rain and drop in temperature.
pickWhat a beautiful, heartwarming story. ?
Sometimes you just need a book that reminds you of the goodness in people and this book does just that. It's a fast moving story about a "book walker" who delivers books to customers and becomes friends with a young girl. And it's a bonus that there's a lot of talk about books in it. ?
I loved this one and it worked well as an audiobook.
pickSweet found family story with books as a central theme. Easy listen. I‘d love to have Carl‘s occupation, “book walker”, but only on nice days. 😆
Here in NE, forecasted 98 and I promised daughter a horseback trail ride. 🥵
pickMy #bookspin for March, finished just in time. And I am not sure yet whether it was a bit too much or just right. But I think it‘s a book I should have read instead of listened too. It felt nice but something felt a bit superficial and I can‘t really point my finger to what it was.
https://youtu.be/ZNNSRsNJoD0
The Bookshop That Floated Away by Sarah Henshaw
Shut Up You're Pretty by Téa Mutonji
The Sea Change of Angela Lewes by Cynthia Propper Seton
The One Who Did Not Ask by Altaf Fatima
Rukhsana Ahmad (Translator)
The Paper House by Anna Spargo-Ryan
