Welcome to Litsy!

Fabulous YA debut about mental health/depression, friendship and love, family and our place in the cosmos.

For #ThreeListThursday, I‘m sharing my 3 favorite nonfiction books and explaining their impact on me. I tagged one of the books that I mentioned. I didn‘t realize these books had such an impact on me but once I started sharing about these books, I couldn‘t stop. I still have regrets about how I behaved during my breakup and I‘ve had a hard time forgiving myself for it but it was a long time ago so I‘m moving forward and trying to forget about it.

The first in this series didn't grab me. I liked the artwork but the story was a bit slow and disjointed.

Liked the story and how it ended. A relationship is something to work on if you‘re into it, let it go if you‘re not on the same page.

So true, at some point you have to try it before you buy it.

Poor little rich girl

Hmm. Well, if it's an ancient Chinese proverb, maybe there's something in it?

Appropriately, it starts at Chinese New Year, which happens to be coming up in a couple of weeks.

My friend Kim and I decided to do the mystery book challenge this year!

As a sucker for matchmaking tropes, this book worked for me. I wish there had been more of just shutting down the ex and less let‘s give him a chance. I feel like at points I didn‘t really know what was going on or who the characters were (because it‘s like a 15-20 person family plus the kids), but that seemed to only last a few pages. This book definitely needed a family tree though! 4⭐️