I am so sad today. #literati announced that the book subscription service is ending. It really is my favorite subscription service-giving you tons of seriously thought provoking selections each month to choose from. The app was fantastic and included a page tracker for your current read. Oh well. I guess all good things come to and end 😭 The tagged book appears to be my last selection.
My suggested November reads. I am sure there will be mystery add-ons. Some I do not plan to complete in November, but to carry into December. The buddy reads I will catch up- books coming by weekend.
#AgathaChristie #bio #sundaybuddyread #penguinclassic #literarycrew #PemberLittens #chapteraday #Readalong #fiction #literati #shortstories
I started this around October last year as a #Literati pick, but for some reason life got in the way so I didn‘t finish it, although it was very interesting! A #nonfiction #travelogue of sorts about death and burial rituals around the globe. Let‘s see if I can add this to my already too-long TBR for this month. 😁 #ScarathlonDailyPrompts #PhotoChallenge Day 12: #Grave
#TeamSlaughter #Scarathlon2022
pickIn Ancestor Trouble, Newton explores her family history alongside musings about heredity, epigenetics, and more. This book defies genre categorization in the best way. I think it‘s a good look at acknowledging and reckoning with the past in a way that would serve us well if more people did it. #literati
pickReally glad I read this through the #Literati book club. A sobering work that addresses how we define a good life, and how we process a sudden death. Despite fame, success, and access to resources most don‘t have, nothing can prepare someone for tragedy at the dinner table. I‘m sure I‘ll come back to this one to help me through grief at some point. 4⭐️s
#LMPBC #clearTBR2022 #sundaybuddyread #literati #philosophy #cozy #Parisianmystery #literarycrew
9 books calling for my attention this month.
It‘s been a busy weekend so I‘m just now able to join in on the #FabulousFebruary #readathon. Starting this one today for one of the #Literati book clubs. I love the relatable way Didion wrote. Over the past few years, especially the past 2, I‘ve heard and experienced so many of these life-changing moments, making this a particularly relevant read.
so-so#Literati #Audacious
While this is a good sci-fi story it also has much to say about corporations, directly pointing to one that rhymes with Spamazon, corporate greed and how that has consequences for other people in other countries. How these big company‘s power along with support of the government hurts small communities and other small businesses. Also how it can all damage the environment. 👇
