This book.
My morning reading. #coffeeandbooks
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This book.
My morning reading. #coffeeandbooks
How many times in history did this happen? According to to the author, beginning with Reformation, libraries were decimated by varying religious groups, with the intention of burning “controversial texts.” There are lists of these books.available today.“ Femina” was the category that destroyed female texts were cataloged under. I am reading the into- so much to digest on every page!
1) hope to see the eclipse, but looks like it might be cloudy. on vacation the rest of the week I have no plans which is glorious.
2)coffee in the morning, water later in day.
3) I have tons of book marks which i do use, but often it‘s a found thing near me- tissue, mail, ribbon,etc.
4) current read is tagged.
so-soUnpopular opinion I guess. I didn‘t enjoy this story. It started so well and there were intparts but sometimes I felt disconnected with the story with details. In my opinion it was not well integrated. I have a couple of books by this author 😬2.5⭐️
pickAnother hit for Dan Jones! This sequel to Essex Dogs takes the Dogs from Crecy to Calais. Of course the history shines through but so do the characters and the setting. Highly recommended
March 18 #ItTakesAllKinds With Physician You cannot beat a song with "Weird Al" Yankovic I had to do it lol @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
Recent acquisitions:
📖 Caxton: The Description of Britain: A Modern Rendering by Marie Collins
📖 Imeall am Domhain: Walking at the Edge of the World by T.P. O'Conchúir and Aimee Ericson
#fREADom #UniteAgainstBookBans
my #bookspinbingo board for march
#bookspin: catherine, called birdy
#doublespin: pippi longstocking
with mostly short books, clearing the board has never been more doable. 🤞🏻
pickJust finished for #AuthorAMonth, and I loved it. Took me awhile to warm up to it, but once I understood the rhythm of the storytelling, I was captivated by Marie and her sisters.
#tlt #threelistthursday Thanks @dabbe for the tag!
1) Tagged (my favorite book): Saxon bastard Walter of Gurney trekking to the farthest reaches of the earth during the dark Middle Ages: Cathay (China)
2) Bilbo in The Hobbit
3) and from this month‘s reads, British women Helen and Gwyneira traveling to New Zealand to meet their unknown husbands in the 1800s In the Land of the Long White Cloud
This was fun! Tagging everyone!
