pickTo my DIL‘s surprise I had neither read the books or watched the series. I changed that with a short weight on the six-hour audio for B1 and immediately followed it up by binging Seaspn1. I‘m always content when I like the book better, and that was true here. It was a simpler story with less drama and snarkiness, but I like the adaption, too (way more supporting character development). Now waiting on B2 before binging S2.
pickThought this would have more Halloween than it did but it is, in fact, set in December (so maybe a good pick for the #wintergames?). Cute, but towards the end I was losing steam. Hex and Coal are very sweet, and I thought the next book would be about Iris and Kris but alas…
3 stars | #romance
so-soI really like this author‘s writing and the characters and town are awesome, but the spice level has gone up with each book, this one being too much for me, which is a bummer. I may read the rest of the series but still deciding…
pickYou can listen to a short story which was published in The New Yorker this past July titled The Chartreuse written and read by Mona Awad, the author of new release We Love You, Bunny. I enjoyed it.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-new-yorker-the-writers-voice-new-ficti...
pick#LittensLoveRomance
This was such a sweet romance of letting go and moving on from the past. And a good reminder for all of us to ask questions and not assume anything, it helps define relationships and creates boundaries.
I will definitely be continuing the series! My goal is to read one each year around RenFest time to keep the vibe going!
pickPlease tell me I am not the only one who has read this amazing book!
a few fall recommendations for #hauntedshelf #grimreaders
