Welcome to Litsy!

This has been one of my favorite books since I first read it at age 13. Sylvia Plath will always hold a special place in my heart.

What “Professor Google” taught me today.

Ok I had to get into the trend! thanks @TheLudicReader ! I really thought I would get Red but it got edged out by orange… which is also accurate. I have not read any of the books they featured but want to read 3 of them and could easily be convinced to read the 4th 😂

Surprisingly accurate.
I've read both Orange 75% and Red 70% and both feel so like me.

It bothers me a bit that the bottom 2 say A orange instead of AN. (I see the coding error there 😕)

Thanks @TheLudicReader for the link 🔗

https://www.readyourcolor.com/

#TuesdayTunes

Bears Den, “Spiders”
https://youtu.be/QLYdoN6pEHg?si=DWiyiSaT62pS4Ze5

Love, I‘m trying.

@TheBookHippie, spreading the joy! View her original post here - https://www.litsy.com/web/post/2852357

For the movie buffs:
My brother and I were watching some action movie and there was a huge gun fight with dust and gun powder everywhere, and we were wondering why no one was sneezing. I said that would be a great scene for the next Boondock Saints. My brother says, without missing a beat, says “Boondock Saints 3: God Bless You“

It was so touching. Very interesting topic. It is so sad that Elizabeth sadly passed away and we cannot read new writngs from her.

For anyone feeling alone, no one understands the deep depression you're trying to just survive another day with, or even the powerful prison that anxiety has locked you away in this book will give you hope, light, and encouragement. Haig really knocks it out of the park describing the #mentalhealth struggles and their manifestations. For anyone suffering in silence please get help. The Stigma is a LIE!! You are worth saving.
#nonfiction

I adore this section of this book, so much.
#WilWheaton #StillJustAGeek #depression #anxiety #mentalhealth

What is louder than hunger? The voice in his head telling him he is a loser who shouldn‘t eat, doesn‘t deserve to eat. This portrait of a young boy suffering from anorexia and those determined to help him is inspiring. The voice feels genuine and telling the story in verse was genius.