

Last week I read The Hearts of Horses by Molly Gloss. It takes place in Oregon so I thought it would be the perfect choice for our trip…and it was. Very engaging horse story! Read if you like Black Beauty.
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🦑 Taken in Newport, Oregon
Last week I read The Hearts of Horses by Molly Gloss. It takes place in Oregon so I thought it would be the perfect choice for our trip…and it was. Very engaging horse story! Read if you like Black Beauty.
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🦑 Taken in Newport, Oregon
We have a fun one this week! We are putting on our tuxes and hosting our 2nd Book Oscars. We have a great list of categories this year, covering all the books we read from last year. So sit back and enjoy as select our Best Author, Best Book, Best Scene, and so much more! Also, if that wasn't enough at the end we select a book for March. Thanks for listening!
https://open.spotify.com/episode/063wTBD2xyM68U6OzsAjJI
#FunFacts #Oregon
Oregon lays claim to the deepest lake (Crater Lake), the shortest river (the D river), the deepest river gorge (Hell‘s Canyon) and the smallest park (Mill Ends Park). Portland is the home of the most breweries in the US (not surprising) and also the home of the most strip clubs in the nation (What!?!). We also have the most ghost towns, 1/4 of the nation‘s llamas and the hazelnut is our state nut. The only state to have one.
Happy Tuesday everyone! Here are today's #Two4Tuesday questions. Everyone is welcome to play!
My answers:
🔹️Pluto from the classic cartoon. Also loved Tigger from Winnie the Pooh.
🔹️Wizard for Hire would make a great Disney movie, I think.
Want to play? @Eggs @EadieB @GatheringBooks @dabbe @Susanita @Read4life @MoonWitch94 @TheAromaofBooks @Klou @JessClark78 @Texreader and anyone else who wants to play
If I could read 4 books this month, I would read:
💪🏻 The Mummy! by Jane Webb Loudon for my book club
🐴 tagged for a trip to Oregon
📚 The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson (finished yesterday), and Friends, Lovers, and the Big, Terrible, Thing by Matthew Perry for the Monthly Key Word GXO challenge
What should I read first?
#tbr #MarchTBR
I love me a cozy mystery and Ellie Alexander is a master of the cozy!! #sundayfunday @ozma.of.oz
If you don‘t like a bit of magical realism you will hate this book. Personally I love a talking crow! This book is quiet different in the way it is written in very long sentences that list things and more things. At first I found it annoying but then I settled right into it. I loved the complete picture it creates of a small town and all its wonderfully complex inhabitants and the way they are all connected to nature and the environment.
He was out the door five minutes later, blood wetting his sock, cold coffee and aspirin hammering a bitter waltz somewhere below his heart.