Welcome to Litsy!

Thanks for the tag @Eggs

#wonderouswednesday

1. The last book I purchased was bridesmaid by chance by Meagan Quinn and can‘t wait to read it
2. I do enjoy reviewing books and do so on litsy and Instagram

@TheSpineView @peaKnit @JenReadsAlot @BethM

Happy Cinco de Mayo!!
Tacos for dinner!
Wish you were here @NataliePatalie .
🍋‍🟩🥑🌮🍲🍹

At first, I was going to say Harry Potter, but then I remembered all the wonderful dishes Tita made in Like Water for Chocolate. 🤤

#SundayFunday @BookmarkTavern

This isn‘t an easy read and it pairs well with “Everyone who is Gone is Here”. Following the human smugglers who are the guides or coyotes for people who are leaving Central America and migrating to Mexico or the US. It‘s intense, complicated, and told with humanity. Excellent!

Thanks for the tag @TheSpineView and @Eggs

#wonderouswednesday

1. Lilacs bring back the memory of growing up on the farm
2. I remember hanging out with my dad and grandpa all summer long

@BethM @peaKnit @JenReadsAlot

#ReadTheWorld2025

In March and April I‘ve read 7 books set in or written by author from places around the world: #Italy #Switzerland #Iraq #France #Iran #Denmark #Mexico #Argentina

I have the #InternationalBooker to thank for most of these books!

This is my pick for #fictionaltraveler for May!

#DynamicDs Day 20: #Devil

#dynamicds #dessert
@Eggs @alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

“Every 2 hours and 25 minutes, a woman in #Mexico is strangled, raped, dismembered, burned alive, mutilated, beaten to pulp, and left with bruises and broken bones.”

Combine these gruesome facts on femicide with living the high life of drugs, money, cosmetic surgery and Instagram followers and you probably have the span of Mexican society and of this #InternationalBooker collection of short stories. A good one.

#ReadingTheWorld2025