Welcome to Litsy!

Really loving this author at the moment. Her writing style and character development is stunning. #pick #maggieofarrell

#5JoysFriday

1) Working on my #SummerSwapCards. Decided to make cards so they may be a bit late.
2) Amanda brought Pippin new toys, the manta ray is his favorite. We have a blast playing.
3) Cards are arriving. So appreciate the joy they bring.
4) Prepared for #NoKingsProtest tomorrow, sign and shirt. The graphic is from #BadAssQuilter and used with permission. Be safe out there. 💙✊🏼💙
5) Caved and joined @AardvarkBookClub and got my 1st box

#JuneSpecials Day 15: In an ideal world, #fathers often signify groundedness; a daddy‘s arms and shoulders providing a sense of security, stability, comfort. This picturebook depicts #fathers who speak truth, joy, comfort, learning, pride – and most of all, love. My full review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-oA5

Time for another slightly darker haiku. Thank you to my #haikuhive for being my therapists! 😆

I gave you my all
but you left me in pieces,
broken and bleeding.

#haiku #haikuaday #poetry #love

Read to Henry

4/5

Frauenbild ist fragwürdig

This writer will break your heart. Beautiful humans with gutwrenching decisions to make. The despair is palpable. The trilogy follows a Bangladeshi family from the 1970s Revolution and separation of Pakistan to today. The granddaughter, a paleontologist, is incredibly independent but is still tied to tradition. Anam has brilliantly conceived an allegory of a precursor to today's whale to the connections of family stories. PLEASE SOMEONE READ THIS!

Delightful! 5 years after the events of the 1st book, Patrick takes his niece and nephew, Maisie and Grant, on a trip abroad. The final destination is Italy, where their father is getting remarried, but the kids want Patrick to stop the wedding. On the trip, Patrick tries to teach the kids about love, much like he taught them about grief in the 1st book, in the hopes that they will accept this new life change.

#bookspinbingo
#serieslove2025

It took me a while to read this because I wanted to savour the beautiful writing , story telling and wisdom of Niall Williams. A wonderful story of life , love and happiness . The narrator was a joy to “ listen “ to.
This is one book I think I could listen to as an audio book.
A tale of a time in Ireland when things were simple but technology in the form of electricity was spreading .
A look at one small village . Insightful. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️