Really weird book and does read like a fever dream but kind of hard to understand what is going on and the point of the book.

It started out real interesting but started to get cheesy with lots of unnecessary added plot lines.

This book was so good!

I am disgusted with processed food 🤢

Heartbreaking story from a father of a meth addict. The son also wrote a book about his addiction. Real eye opener.

My little weirdo stopping me from reading #catsoflitsy

Short book that provides some insight of Albania and how women were treated during the iron curtain era.

A librarian reading about a library. I have a problem.

Reading this out of print Stephen King book.

Loved this book! Such a comfy read.

Fefe using the spine of my book to scratch her cheeks

Funny book from a librarian about the books she sees at her job and books that shaped her life.

#oursharedshelf read for November/December. Can‘t find the latest book at a library near me yet so I am reading all the books for the last months.

Been setting my goal to 52 for the past few years while I was in library school, but that‘s done with! Now I have more time to read what I please.

Had a good reading year!

Might be able to finish this one up before the new year??

Merry Christmas!! 🎄

Been seeing this book on my Litsy feed for a few days now and saw it on Hoopla when looking for something Christmasy to listen to while I drive to my grandparents house so I couldn‘t pass it up. #blamelitsy

I have mixed feelings towards The Water Cure. This book has been hyped up as a feminist dystopia and it really isn't by any means.

Finally having a quiet moment away from holiday family time.

The artwork in this book is so pretty but simple 😍

Listening for #oursharedshelf #bookclub

This book was terrible! So little character development and the story not spaced out enough. Way too much time spent on mindless crap and then a rushed ending.

Tea & a book lunch break. Trying to prevent a scratchy throat from becoming a cold.

Some before bed reading 📖. Won this book a few months ago from Goodreads, sounds really interesting

Finally finished Rebecca and loved it! Took me way too long to read though.

Went to the science museum yesterday to see the death of natural causes exhibit and they had a display about radium and how it glows.

Working at a different library today and it has a great reading nook with a view!

Listened to this to prep for seeing #bohemianrhapsody. This book was so good! Somebody to Love shows Freddie Mercury's rise to fame with Queen as well as the story of AIDS. The juxtaposition was just perfect because it gives background to what the 1980's gay scene was like during the epidemic and how Freddie was affected by it and in denial. This is the story that should of been made into a movie.

It‘s my birthday! I celebrated with friends and family yesterday so today is all about getting free birthday perks and relaxing! I have gotten a free pizza (Grimaldi‘s), coffee (Starbucks), little cake (Nothing Bundt Cake), cookies (Nestle Toll House), and movie tickets (Star Cinema Grill). Thankfully I don‘t have to use them all today.

Totally did not meet my spooky reading goals for October, but I started Rebecca yesterday so I‘m going to finish it before working on my november tbr plan.

Dressed up as a crazy cat lady for work today. Felt super cozy all day 😊! Happy Halloween 🎃

Waiting to start Sabrina so I can watch with my partner so this graphic novel will have to satisfy my witchy needs.

Onto the sequel part!

Graphic novel based on Slavic folklore. I think.

Halloween themed read 😈

1. Loved the artwork in Hopper, had no idea it was the same person who did rainbow fish until a few months ago
2. Cake!
3. PC gaming and roller skating
4. Iceland or Japan
5. #friyayintro

A bit confusing and I even learned about the great recession and its causes when I was in business school, but from what I gather from this book, many professionals in trading and finance don't even understand the market all that well. So I feel better. Entertaining to learn about a handful of people who were being dismissed for thinking Wall Street was wrong and decided to go against what everyone else was doing.

Long book but worth the read. Orisha is ruled by a king who killed people possessing magic, including the main character's Zelie's mother. Magic has a chance to come back and Zelie has to work with an unlikely person, the king's daughter, to get to the designated location while avoiding the king's son who is hiding a secret. There are some slow parts and eye rolling YA romance, but the story and writing of the emotions more than make up for it

Eeeeee thank you so much @Adriannagab I love it all and the book is perfect! The card is so cute! @rather_be_reading thank you for hosting! #hocuspocusswap

Empty bookshelves 😱. In my new apartment and it is chaos.

Two displays and a mini that work together. Thunderbolts is climate change fiction and frightening is horror books. The a Galileo mystery novel. I‘m pretty happy about it all and kept making coworkers look at it.

At the start of the book, Graham is reminiscing about his childhood and wonders at what point did his abuser decide he was going to molest him. The Boy with the Perpetual Nervousness has moments of humor which makes this book bearable to read since it is about a very dark subject. It's heartbreaking but also empowering to know he gets to tell his life's story and confront what he went through.

Finishing these books up then starting my spooky themed October books!

@Adriannagab it will be sent off first thing in the morning! I hope you like everything! 🧙‍♀️#hocuspocusswap @rather_be_reading

Books I‘m selling vs books I‘m taking with me for the move. Eep. I think I may go through my keepers again. Moving‘s hard 😣