I've been waiting foreverrrr on libby because my local hasn't purchased a copy and I am promptly devouring it. It's incredible so far!
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I've been waiting foreverrrr on libby because my local hasn't purchased a copy and I am promptly devouring it. It's incredible so far!
I've been reading an ARC of the tagged book this weekend and also harvested our first flush of blue oyster mushrooms! I made a yummy Mongolian mushroom dish with the entire pound of it last night.
A local farm was selling the grow kit and I couldn't resist trying it out!
This is snow in the South 😆 but she has loved every second of it. It'll be gone within the next couple hours ❄️💖
Enjoying the second book in this cozy series!
First ARC from Library Thing and it's absolutely perfect because my eight-year-old is named Haven and she is obsessed with cats and reading 🥰
Woke up to a Goodreads win! I was on a roll a couple years ago with wins and then they suddenly stopped 🤷♀️
I'm happy to start the year with this book! 🎉
These are some very peculiar stories and I can't stop listening
Immediately charming + cozy. A perfect start to a new reading year!
Not bad at all considering how dramatic the year was (globally and personally). I'll post my favorites soon!
Listening to this collection. I love how Rick Bragg's career is a continuous love letter to the South and his family 💖
Trejo is a memorable actor and his life is absolutely fascinating! Just now hearing about his brief time with Charles Manson in prison 😳
Me, trying to keep a writing schedule going after my creative writing class ended at the beginning of December 😭
I hadn't written in years and this short class was the kick I needed to be motivated and inspired... and I haven't written a word since the final class 😒 hoping it's just the holiday chaos and I'll find my way back to the page again in 2022 🤞
Almost done with tagged book and I'm loving it though it doesn't have quite the same magic as book one.
Christmas photo of my two kids this year 💖
Morning view after dropping my daughter at school and coming home to read on my day off 🙌
Hey all,
I am still around and reading even though I've been extremely quiet.
Lots of life stuff but I'm surviving.
If you need some stress relief, I highly recommend holding an itty bitty sleeping bunny 🐇🥰
...and reading, of course 😉📚
This stopped me in my tracks on Twitter today!
I stay home the weekend after Thanksgiving but plan to support my local indie next week after work 🙌
Impulse borrow from libby
Latest audio for work commute today 🪕
Love to see Richard Osman mention Caroline Kepnes' Joe Goldberg in THE MAN WHO DIED TWICE 😆
pickDevoured all 107 pages in one sitting!
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Celebrating 5 years on Litsy today! 😁🎉
so-soMeh, creepy but with no character development and barely digging into the backstory of the crumbling mansion, this one didn't live up to the hype for me.
This is a quirky book that knocks me out with so many random truths and then leaves me scratching my head with peculiarity that doesn't work for me at times.
I think I love it 🤷♀️
Seems to be a love it or hate it with no in-between. Curious to find which camp I fall in!
There are no words for the level of excitement my daughter and I have for this upcoming D+ show (set to premiere in Feb 2022!) We are huge fans of the comic series and can't wait to see Lunella's screen debut 🤩🙌
https://screenrant.com/moon-girl-devil-dinosaur-show-steve-loter-update/
Not really my usual but I'm breezing through this audio and enjoying it
So excited for these upcoming books on my #NetGalley shelf 🙌
pickI've become a huge fan of Alix E. Harrow this year and really enjoyed this short story about a witchy librarian and the idea of books as literal portals of escape 🧹📚
You can read it here:
https://apex-magazine.com/a-witchs-guide-to-escape-a-practical-compendium-of-por...
Taking advantage of the NetGalley app a lot these days! Started the tagged book today and it's definitely holding my interest! Spooky vibes for sure, keeping with my current theme 🎃🕸️🕷️
pickAn eerie, atmospheric, ambiguous short story perfect for spooky season 🎃
You can read it here: https://www.tor.com/2020/10/28/the-little-witch-m-rickert/
So far this is a fun spooky season read 🎃💀
so-soI was excited for this noir but unfortunately the slooooooow burn fizzled out and the ho-hum climax made this a frustrating read. Still, an interesting piece of history which is why I gave it a so-so instead of a pan.
pickThis was an unexpected piece of historical fiction from Colson Whitehead. It's an atmospheric crime caper about a furniture salesman that wants to provide for his family and gets caught up in some shady dealings thanks to his cousin. While it's a pick, I'm bummed that so many interesting characters had so little to do as the story time jumps and back pedals where we could use some good action rather than telling.
Excited to begin this #ARC today thanks to Doubleday + NetGalley!
Excited to devour this entire issue of Oxford American but I may have to jump immediately to the new Deesha Philyaw story.
(I'm still recovering from being knocked out by the tagged book!)
pickThis was a fantastic story with so many well developed quirky characters. Loved the audio!
panOh man. Highly anticipated and I was bored to tears the first 75%, it just could not get off the ground. The final quarter delivered the horror but the slow burn had frustrated me so much instead of building the anticipation.
So excited for this NetGalley approval 🙌🤩
I adored book one and can't wait to see what Finlay is up to next!
After seeing a lot of #LitsyLove for this, I put a hold on the audio recently and it finally became available this afternoon!
Short pitstop in Elberton, GA recently to see the Georgia Guidestones after listening to a Sinisterhood podcast episode. Interesting to see in-person, super mysterious back story!
Continuing on with this cozy mystery series while I can fig preserves.
