
Juggling a few books - enjoying them all.
Two more days of grading and then break - yay! A lot of family, friends and reading time coming up!
#WinterGames #GangstaWrappers
Make a great day everyone 🎁
Juggling a few books - enjoying them all.
Two more days of grading and then break - yay! A lot of family, friends and reading time coming up!
#WinterGames #GangstaWrappers
Make a great day everyone 🎁
#weeklyforecast
December push is here. The tagged book is one of 2 I have left on my GR TBR from 2018. Must finish it so I can read and get Black Sun back to the library!
Starting #wintergames off right! My first #snowedin read - I can‘t believe I‘ve never gotten round to reading this before, very well written, and a scary allegory for many countries, not just Stalinist Russia 😬
Also #20in4 - 1.5 hrs
Team #snowangels
My #BookSpin and #DoubleSpin reads for November are a novella based on Japanese folklore, and a 'fifties science fiction classic.
Spoiler: I'm gonna love these, y'all.
Thanks @TheAromaofBooks !
1. Reading
2. Trivia
3. Metal Earth models
4. Listening
5. Event planning
6. Crafts
7. Obsessing over small details
8. Adapting
9. Passive aggressive driving
10. Being a husband (her words, not mine)
#wondrouswednesday @eggs
I love reading Japanese authors. There is just something about the way they tell a story. This is somewhat reminiscent of Alice in Wonderland but with a Japanese myth. This is less than 100 pages but well worth the read.
Trying to catch up on posts for #Teamwhoyagonnacall be like...
This might be the best advertisement for how light MacBooks are now.
#scarathlon
A significant satirical commentary on society and the politics of 17th-19th century Ireland and Britain. It provides a glimpse into the prevailing behaviours and beliefs of the upper classes in respect of the poor. It should provoke further investigation and study of Irish history pre-independence and reflection on the social contract and purpose of government.