#7Days7Books that left an impression on you.
I'm trying to pick books I love that I haven't posted about before.
@Nerdy_Bookworm wanna join?
Forgot to post my #LitsyWalkers photo from yesterday‘s walk. We went to one of the wetlands parks near us and walked the boardwalk. It was slow because I stopped to take so many pictures, but it was beautiful. We walked for a little more than an hour, although my Fitbit didn‘t give me any active minutes 😊
Studying at my local #barnesandnoble. #wetlands
Anyone else here addicted to squishies??? No? Just me? Ok, cool....
For the record im an extreme fidget, though i prefer the word animated, and these help me. I use fidget spinners but they make noise, so these are the silent option. Very satisfying! These smell like almond too!
Squishy swap anyone?? 🤔
pickSisterhood & the ties that bind is at the center of this story. When Luna‘s sister is dunked in the river & gets sick with the wasting illness from which no one recovers, Luna will do anything to save her. Separated and unable to reach her sister Gia, Perdita has gotten angrier & angrier & angrier with terrible consequences for everyone. A good MG read for kids interested in friendship, family & a hint of magic. I enjoyed it & will recommend.
It‘s one of those days when both jobs collide—archaeologist me has to approve drawings for the volume I am editing and librarian me has to make sure everyone has a good book to read over Spring Break—but I have a few minutes to start the morning the right way. So it‘s coffee, a treat, and a chapter or two.
This is another book that caught my eye as I was straightening the shelves in the library today. Another gorgeous cover and a MG story with an intriguing premise. Here‘s hoping I go two for two with my random bookshelf finds today.
Why does the rapid flooding in Houston effect such a WIDE swath of land, extending as far east as south western Louisiana (including Lafayette - my home)? Could it be? That our gulf coast is erroding out from under us?
pickSweet story with a strong heroine. Great for chapter book reading with kids; kids are central to the story as are sister relationships.
