1. Looking forward to going to Cape Cod with this nugget next weekend!
2. Old Town Road by Little Nas X
3. Perm 😬 back in the 80‘s 😂
4.painting by number 🎨
5.this is one of my favorites from last weekend, love this kid!
#humpdaypost
@DebbieGrillo @MinDea

This was a wonderful historical fiction written by two authors Stephanie Dray&,Laura Kamoie. It is told by Eliza Hamilton,starting from the beginning of the revolution her trials and tribulations not only with her husband but with the politics.Hamilton was a passionate believer in the foundation of this country and she stood by him in life and after his death. Wonderful descriptions,fact and fiction interwoven, seamless story telling.

Library book sale , it was a quick run through I had to get home,going back tomorrow 😁

1. This Is How It Always Is,The Broken Earth Series, Priory of the Orange Tree,Where The Crawdads Sing
2. We‘ll Sleep When Were Old
3. Yes! The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern,The Ten Thousand Doors of January by Alice E Harrow,Gideon The Ninth by Tamsyn Muir
4. 25 and I am already at 13 😁
Thanks for the tag @Ofclumsywords
5. @Nute @sudi
#thursdaysurvey

1. In high school I was called marza so I do use it for some social media accounts
2.The One Hundred Year Old Man Who Climbed Out Of The Window and Disappeared , It was as strange as the name !
3. Yes , which goes to show everyone‘s taste is different, there‘s some hyped books I think were worth the hype,and some I didn‘t think were worth it at all.
4. 🤔well it does catch my eye for sure but the description is more important.
#wonderouswednesday

All of us were part of making this great nation.
So many strived to make it a better place when they saw injustice happening. I am saddened to see where we are today.

I have tried a million times to get the military time off my kindle oasis and nothing works it always goes back 🙄
Any ideas?!?

Love my garden this time of year !🌸🌺
This book was a quick adventure filled read,I would continue with the series. These types of books are
3⭐️ for me fun but not a lot of substance.

Great deal , loved this book!

I have read my fair share of YA novels, and most I have enjoyed, and some I didn‘t and unfortunately I really didn‘t enjoy this one. I did appreciate the setting,African historical and spiritual culture.The young characters were brave and the adventures are unique. I understand what the writer was trying to accomplish ,but to me there was just too much violence for a YA story.🤷🏼‍♀️

Did some planting this weekend 🌸🌺🌼
This was a story of a small town in Canada that revolves around one family but there are other key characters.It is a story of secrets that shaped lives in many different ways, but family is what binds them together. Part mystery, part drama I would recommend it.

”Through his grief I had begun to understand that loss and death were not twins. With time, loss could be understood; however torturous the path through it, it would soften. But death—it was inexplicable. That there was not even a second between life and death was what I could not comprehend. Trevor alive, then dead. Forever.”

Lilacs from my bush love this time of year😊
Starting this today, I am halfway through Children of Blood and Bone, but not feeling it I can‘t put my finger on why. I think it‘s a good story, I like the characters for the most part,but there‘s a little more violence for a YA fantasy then I care for 🤷🏼‍♀️

1.😂😘🤗
2. No graduates for us, but congratulations to all that are🎓
3.gardening,reading,partying
4. I am third of three sisters
5. Will do😉
#friyayintro
@howjessreads

1.Easter egg hunt
2. Currently reading and enjoying Children of Blood and Bone
3. My grandson will be here,we are going to Thomas the Train
4.rainy 💦but the birds are chirping,spring is in the air
5. Good question 🤷🏼‍♀️
#friyayintro
@howjessreads

My grandson did some beautiful art work for me at Easter, he‘s a natural 😍
What a great series, an imaginative complex world with great diverse characters.This last book answered a lot of questions,and brought everything together for a satisfying yet emotional ending.

So my first #24b4monday
I read a total so far about 15 hours
Finished Becoming by Michelle Obama,and I am almost finished with Tagged book I will read until Game of Thrones,and will hopefully finish after that but I might be spent after this episode 😬
Thanks it was fun @Andrew65 @TheReadingMermaid

“Its all a process,steps along a path. Becoming requires equal parts patience and rigor. Becoming is never giving up on the idea that there‘s more growing to be done”
I feel that I am better for having read this book.To see how every opportunity was always taken for the greater good of the people
And what progress had been made in so many ways.
I have hope that someday we will see that again.
#24b4monday

Now this is what a president should be! 😊
#24b4monday

Finishing Becoming and starting The Stone Sky, for my first #24B4Monday, my other picks are on my kindle,but at least hoping to finish The Stone Sky.
@TheReadingMermaid @Andrew65

Snuggling #dogsoflitsy
I really thought I was going to be over the top for this story,but I wasn‘t.I couldn‘t really wrap my head around the different connections to why or if the son assassinated a senator,It was wordy to the point of skimming. I did feel the emotions of the father, and the rollercoaster ride he lived,but all in all it just was ok🤷🏼‍♀️

Thanks for the tag @Erofan
1.lately it‘s been fantasy
2. I have gotten away from historical fiction so I would like to get back into it.
3.🤔non fiction is not one of my favorites
4. Fantasy though they are doing a lot on tv right now
5.actually I am really liking Becoming by Michelle Obama
6.🤔loath,non that I can think of!
7. @Ash.on.the.line @kspenmoll @Bookjunkie57
#bookishquestions
@Clwojick

1.tagged & The Good Father by Noah Hawley
2.🤗
3.😘😂🙄
#weekendreads
@rachelsbrittain

Reading The Good Father
#fridaynightbookclub
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @JoScho

Wow it‘s Wednesday already! Thanks for the tag @sudi 😚
1.dating myself it was 1980, and “call me” by Blondie 2. I am a Sagittarius ♐️
3 I love A Prayer for Owen Meany,Cider House Rules, many others by the great John Irving,his books have
impacted me.
4. @RavenclawPrincess913 @Erofan
#wonderouswednesday

1. I discovered litsy through BookRiot, I get all their emails.
2. I am a hair dresser ,so I have had some crazy styles,and my crazy wish would be short and platinum,which wouldn‘t be a problem but my husband and daughters🙄
3. I have never had Indian food,but I just heard about a really good restaurant so soon!
4. walking Dead,Big Brother
5. I just thought it was catchy 🤷🏼‍♀️
#premondayvibes

1. I am a hippy at heart ❤️ so 70☮️✌🏻
2.both ,I read faster on my kindle app on my phone,but love holding a 📚
3. Older by 21 yrs 😂
4.yes I was born in Hartford ct,so about 20 miles away🤷🏼‍♀️
5.will do ❤️
#friyayintro

I read the first two books in the Witcher series, I loved the fantasy but didn‘t really get some it.So I finished the The last Wish which is a book of stories that definitely gives you an understanding of the Witcher,the world and some of the politics.I definitely will read Sword of Destiny and then go back and pick up the third book in the series having a better understanding of the characters,politics and the world 🗡⚔️

👆🏻👉🏻little misstep or mistake. The noise doesn‘t go away, but the most successful people I know have figured out how to live with it, to lean on the people who believe in them,and to push onward with their goals.” 🙌

“But as I have said ,failure is a feeling long before it‘s an actual result.” Becoming by Michelle Obama

My pussy willow tree is looking amazing !

My afternoon 🤗

@Erofan thanks for thetag😊
1 I am a Sagittarius ♐️
2 I am proud that I got a complimentary text from one of my customers about how much she loved her hair 🤗
3 that‘s hard because I rarely bail 🤷🏼‍♀️ but I did bail on The Pillars of the Earth (gasp😮)
4 my kids and I planned a huge surprise 60 birthday party for my husband tomorrow night, dj, photo booth 🤞🏻he is surprised!
5. Spreading love to @kspenmoll @Ofclumsywords @sudi
#friyayintro

The plot was about the corrupt Italian movie industry. The characters especially the main character Oscar was despicable, and crude the others flawed,and unlikeable.With excessive long descriptions and somewhat predictable ending. I did enjoy how he described Rome and different parts of Italy and the all the descriptions of food !

Hoping another cup of coffee will help with this book ☕️☕️☕️☕️

1. Can‘t wait for my first pedicure 🦶🏻
2. I like my crooked smile 😊
3. I am proud that I am a kind open minded person
4. Thanks for the tag @sudi
Some new friends @that.ending.though @spirituells
#hellothursday @wanderinglynn

A fun visit to the little gym and a big 🤗 hug
I really enjoyed this book,I loved the fantasy filled world with religious differences, different cultures with wonderful diverse female characters. Don‘t let the800 pages deter you, it‘s hard to put down and an easy fun read! 🍊🍊🐉🐉

1.🍀 nothing special
2.🍀 at a fund raiser I won 7 raffle baskets😂
3.Tagged
4. Barack Obama 🙌
5. @ProfReader @Ash.on.the.line @sudi 🍀🍀🍀
#friyayintro

Why do I have to go to work? This book 😍 !
There‘s nothing like my daughters homemade book mark from 1994 when she was 8,she‘s a grown woman with her own child and I cherish this out of all the items I have saved from her childhood! It‘s a great project for kids that lasts!

This is a partial review of this book it‘s a chunkster. Just about halfway and really enjoying it so far.The start of the book I went back and forth with the map to understand the unfolding story of the people and places,and their beliefs,but once I grasped that,it took off.Ead and Tane are the two main narratives but there are others that branch from them.I love that the story is woven with mostly strong female influences and themes.❄️

I finally receive this chunkster 😬starting tonight!

Sat with this old man all day and finished
Where The Crawdads Sing.
This was a story of survival and loneliness,it‘s also a story of strength and resilience, and how nature wasn‘t vs nurture, but how nature was nurture for Kya. She became who she was because of nature,and how it shaped her life.The descriptions where beautiful and there where some surprises really enjoy it.
#dogsoflitsy

This book shows a futuristic United States, where your only allowed one child where food and water is scarce and the government is oppressive.It‘s a young adult science fiction,that is fast paced. I would definitely read the sequel.

"For thousands of years,societies have built walls to keep their adversaries out or their populations in.
But history tells us they all eventually fall. Stone,brick,wood,concrete,barbed wire,and tamped earth cannot keep a sharp mind and desperate determination at bay forever."

Curled up with my kindle O reading the tagged book
#fridaynightbookclub
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
@JoScho

1. I have three dogs 🐕
2.work, watch a few more movies before oscars🎬
Reading📖
3. I love to paint by numbers🎨,line dance 💃,garden🌹
4.Yellowstone national park,Florida keys,Grand Canyon
5. If you could magically go anywhere for a day, where would you go? I would go to paris
#friyayintro

1. 🤔 bookstore
2. I got some unexpected down time to catch up on some of the movies nominated for the Oscars 🎥
3. The Secret life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd
4. I did like Educated but I think it was overrated 🤷🏼‍♀️
5. @rheareads @BooksandStitches and thanks for the tag @kspenmoll
#wonderouswednesday

I didn‘t read the book, but I just watched the movie,what a powerful story. To me it was about a woman who wanted to write,but this was the 50/60s when like ever other industry woman were not taken seriously,and she did fall in love.I don‘t want to give the story away,but I think Glenn Close well deserves all the accolades she is getting for this movie.

#Socialsunday @EchoLogical
I live in Connecticut
I read everything,but I have been reading more fantasy lately and really enjoying it!
John Irving has always been one of my favorites but there‘s so many great authors it‘s hard to pick just one.
My latest book recommendation is This is how it Always Is, by Laurie Frankel.

Had the pleasure of taking care of my grandson this weekend,The Wonky Donkey is one of our favorites to read!🤓

1. John Irving
2. Harper Lee
3.Tayari Jones
4.V.E.Shwab
5.N.K.Jemisin
😂all over the place
@britt_brooke