I loved this book, and gained more appreciation of it after hearing the Author‘s Note about Persian mythology and lore. If you like Sabaa Tahir, you‘ll love this book. Thanks for choosing this gem @CareBear @Endowarrior21 @Alfrazier21 #GroupF #LMPBC

I really loved this book, full of magical realism. It was a nice change of pace from my other fantasy reads that include intensive world building (which I love too). I really enjoyed the historical and scientific references/discussions, which really brought out my inner nerd.

I‘m really enjoying reading these books with my daughter (3.5 yo)! The illustrations are colorful and vibrant, and we love that it‘s written like journal entries. Very cute.

Celebrating the 10 year anniversary of this amazing book with Laini Taylor and Jay Kristoff 💜💜

Anyone else beyond excited for this book release tomorrow? Kicking it off with an event with Sabaa hosted by Kepler‘s Literary Foundation followed by a virtual 1-on-1. Cannot wait 💜

“But at times I wondered if I had not come along way only to find out what I really sought with something I had left behind.” ~Jon Krakauer, Into Thin Air: A Personal Account of the Mount Everest Disaster

The vivid descriptions and symbolism in this book are just incredible. (And I can‘t read about ouroboros without immediately thinking of HP.) Also found this long lost book protector, perfect for this novel.

Perfect day to start this. Happy Halloween 🎃

The Bookworm Pills- what two would you take and why?? Today I‘d choose the travel and body pill - I‘d go to the Night Court and change bodies with Feyre

1. Getting my cold weather clothes out of the attic, buying Macoun apples from the farm, and that extra hour of sleep! 2. Sarah J. Maas, Sabaa Tahir. 3. Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir (read it last month, but way creepier than what I‘m reading now). #WondrousWednesday

“A dreamer,“ scorns her mother. “A dreamer,“ mourns her father. “A dreamer,“ warns Estelle. Still, it does not seem such a bad word. Until Adeline wakes up. ~~~About 1/3 of the way through this book and loving it!

Just finished books 1 and 2 of this series and I really enjoyed them. The descriptions of the food, clothes and jewelry are captivating and fantastical; ultimately a really fun and entertaining read.

Remember when books were only available via library cards?! Starting a new audiobook on a walk with my book buddy. Thanks for these amazing socks @CareBear

Thanks for the tag @Klou ! #two4tuesday 1. Stuffed under the fitted sheet of my 3.5 year olds mattress (for secret reading after lights out with her booklight from @CareBear 2. My reading buddy Alice. Want to play @CareBear ?