Welcome to Litsy!

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I‘m on the home front in Britain in 1940. The extended Cazalet clan has taken up permanent residence on the Sussex estate. Told mostly from the perspective of the third generation of the family teenagers Louise, Clarey, and Polly who experience the uncertainty of life during wartime while also navigating the transition from childhood to adulthood.

I had two summer reading coupons left over for our library store that I needed to hurry up and use. Grabbed these #blameitonlitsy books.

So so generous of you to run this celebration giveaway!
What I love about litsy:
Community
Constant exposure to new books #blameitonlitsy
Buddy reads
Challenges
Seasonal card/ book swaps
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Friendships
Safe space
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Reading!!!!
Global feel
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A #BlameItOnLitsy read based on @TieDyeDude ‘s review post & realizing it was set in #Ireland & a good second pick for #FoodAndLit. It‘s a cute & sweet story about a baby banshee (aka bansheenie) who takes a different path than other banshees. The illustrations are great & I loved the folklore of this children‘s book.

It‘s here with the “Pot of Gold” soup I had on St. Patrick‘s Day (a mix of potato, cabbage, carrot & corned beef).😋

Bravo Littens y'all were right about this book--I Loved it!! Never read anything like it and now I'm at a loss to start anything else 😂

21/80

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I've had this #BlameItOnLitsy read on my TBR shelf for a couple of years now. So glad my IRL book club chose it for this month!

Started this #BookSpinBingo #BlameItOnLitsy read over coffee this morning

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One of my #Roll100 Feb picks (#82 Any Non-Fiction) & also a #BlameItOnLitsy rec from @Kitta (on one of my posts about The Art Thief she recommended this one in the museum theft true crime genre). In this case a 20-year-old American flautist & fly-tying enthusiast steals 299 rare bird skins from a UK museum. I‘d have thought all the detail on fly-tying would have bored me but I found it & the crime fascinating. It reads like fiction.