Starting my morning with coffee, raisin toast, & an easy peasy book. I have let go of the why & just accepted that non demanding reading is what I can cope with at the moment.
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Starting my morning with coffee, raisin toast, & an easy peasy book. I have let go of the why & just accepted that non demanding reading is what I can cope with at the moment.
I love Atticus O'Sullivan and his Irish Wolfhound, Oberon ❤️💙
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pickI read this a long time ago but really loved it. I keep meaning to read more in the series. Happy St. Patrick's Day to all who observe it. My husband made this Guinness and Baileys Irish creme frosting cake. (He used Guinness zero in the cake, and Irish cream flavored coffee syrup with Irish butter for the frosting to make it sober friendly.) My tea was Irish Breakfast. Carrigaline pottery.
pick4 Stars • Tricked is the fourth book in The Iron Druid Chronicles by Kevin Hearne. In this novel, Atticus O'Sullivan, a 2,000-year-old Druid, teams up with the Navajo trickster god Coyote to fake his death and avoid the wrath of Norse gods. This leads to confrontations with skinwalkers and other supernatural entities. The book includes themes of cunning, betrayal, and survival, maintaining the series' blend of humor, urban fantasy, and mythology.
My #BestBookoftheSummer was A Thousand Ships, which I read with #LiteraryCrew . What was yours?
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Thank you Lynn - your book package arrived with great timing! I appreciate you sending them! 😘😘😘
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so-soThis was my #BookedinTime pick for Ancient Celtic Ireland. Unfortunately most of the book was set outside of Ireland. It was okay, not mind blowing by any means. I liked the evolution of Epona and her relationship with Kazakh. I‘ve enjoyed Llewelyn books in the past, so I‘ll try another.
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