Welcome to Litsy!

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My window of plants 🌿 I also have a vinca vine and snake plants! I'm hoping to get some more air plants soon, too.

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One of my all time favourites 😍
Maitland explores nature, fairy and folktales within our woodlands. It is my comfort read. #naturalitsy

Also Grief is a thing with feathers, Gormenghast trilogy, Gone girl and Great expectations (a childhood fave)

This remains one of my favorite children‘s books no matter how often I reread it. From its publication in 1971 to today it has stayed relevant, joyful and energizing. It makes me so sad that this book has ever been banned, most notably in ‘89 for portraying the logging industry in a bad light, but it still has detractors today who say it sends messages against capitalism. #BBRCPictureBookLetterL @LibrarianRyan

Got up to the mountains over the weekend and saw lots of lovely wildflowers! Anyone who lives near the Rocky Mountains should consider getting this book since it is so helpful. My favorite feature is that the entries are organized according to color, which helps you identify flowers even when you don‘t know their names.

Reading this with my aunt. It‘s been on my TBR for a long time so I was happy when she suggested it as our next book group read

In 1913 a hiker walks through a deserted area when he sees a shepherd. Our hiker watches as the shepherd plants hundreds of trees. Except for the world wars, our hiker will visit the shepherd and see how the forest spreads and what happens to the area when the trees return.

A short story at just 30 p, it shows that humans can do more than just destroy the world.

3rd book read for #JubilantJuly
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This made me laugh out loud. Poor Greg. 😄

I cleared my #bookspinbingo board in June - I completed 21 and DNFed 9.
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