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I liked this. Maia is a precious angel of a character that is easy to love. Though this is a high fantasy, it is also in essence a mystery. Once you get used to the language, it was very fun to follow the clues along with his growing collection of alliances. I do recommend the audiobook, it is well done and helps a great deal telling characters apart. 4⭐️
#bookspin pick done!

HEY #TeamReindeerGamers These are my answers for @WinterGamesLastPoints. @Clwojick @StayCurious 61 pts. 😀

@Karisimo I am very excited about your excellent #auldlangspine list!

I haven‘t read any of these yet, but several are already on my TBR and several are completely new to me. I‘m excited to dig into this list a bit more after the Christmas holiday.

The tagged book is one I‘m definitely planning to read. It‘s been on my TBR for a long time and I never quite manage to get ahold of a copy so I‘m taking this as a sign that I need to read it now.

My #jolabokaflodswap arrived yesterday!
Looking forward to Sunday! @MaleficentBookDragon

#decemberdreams #hannukah I hope the Festival of Lights brightened many hearts last week 🕯️🩶 @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs

I am a day late, but, this is one of my favorite books. Happy Hanukkah!

#dailyphotochallenge 1. Red Cover

None of these are on my TBR for December as I've read almost all of them before, although A History of Burning is badly overdue (I'm very behind on my ARCs). The worm-eaten “The Crisis“ (by the American Churchill) is the oldest physical book I own. The tagged book is the first book I ever owned! I'm sure which ones I got in university are fairly obvious. 😆

#wintergames #snowflakesquad @PuddleJumper

Finishing off this trilogy for a fun easy weekend read.
Then that's another three books off my shelves and on their way to the charity shop.

4 ⭐ Yetis are shy and quiet, but there is a goblin who is going to prove to you that they are the worst creatures out there. They just must find them first. This book is tongue in cheek. It is so much fun and not only are the illustrations great, but the cover of the book also has both scratchy and fluffy textures. It‘s the little things that count, and this book was a little joy to read.

Caldecott Honor
This book is the story of Hershel outsmarting Goblins in an attempt to save Hanukkah for his village.
This book is a great way to introduce students to Jewish traditions like latkes, dreidels, and the importance of lighting the menorah on Hanukkah.
“In every window there stood a menorah with nine gleaming candles to light the way.”