Indelible | 
pickIt took me awhile to get into this book, but I ended up falling in love with this strange tale of a Lithuanian woman who can read words on people‘s skin, and the America father and son who have a connection to her and her mother. #AnyWayYouReadathon @kimmypete1 @Eggbeater
so-so#backpackeurope travelogue *fictional*
Country 11: I explored street art in Vilnius, Lithuania!
This was the only Lithuania book my library had😣-a Lithuanian woman can see invisible words on others' skin. In Paris, she sees her name on Neil. When they return to Vilnius you find out what links them. I'm part Polish; it has been enlightening to read Eastern European books and see similarities/differences in customs/attitudes across the region. 3/5
I've been intrigued by Indelible since it released; has anyone read it?
The pattern in the left is from Beasts Made of Night, which I posted on a few months back (releases next month; link in comments below). Taj is a sin-eater indentured to slay the royal family's sin-beasts. Each beast slain appears as a mark on his skin, some of which are alluded to in the intricate cover art.
#Tattoo #AugustGrrrl
This one has an interesting premise!
I don't know if this info about the train stations in France and about the relationship between churches and the location of WWI monuments is true, but it is certainly interesting! (And sounds logical!) #Bloomsbury
This debut novel features multiple narrators and mysteries, along with a dash of the supernatural: Magdalena can literally read the truth about anyone written on their skin. I'm intrigued!
Walking home from work in the 85 degree temps, I thought I'd take a few photos to share with other #LitsyPartyOfOne revelers. Great audiobook with two different actors. The female narrator read the introduction and now I've been listening to a man read the part of a son. Eager to see where this story goes. May have to audiocolor a bit later tonight to get back to this book.
February is all about preparing for Festivus. I will maintain focus on reading books for TFoB. I will. I solemnly swear...wait. In this instance, that line will probably derail me. #FeistyFeb
Planning out my reading for TFoB. Just renewed my Audible membership to try to manage this list. #BlameitonLitsy
I have two books to finish up, which will happen tonight and tomorrow. Then I will focus on Festivus books only. I will focus on Festivus books only. I WILL focus on Festivus books ONLY. I WILL FOCUS ON FESTIVUS BOOKS ONLY! Ouch! Too much, Rene...i will focus on festivus books only. #PostItNoteReminder
Adelia Saunders is another emerging author. Just heard about Indelible today and the idea that the protagonist's gift is seeing writing on the bodies of everyone she meets just blows me away. Cannot wait to hear her speak!
Vanessa DeJesus, Author Events: "I picked up INDELIBLE because of the over, actually. It's haunting, but beautiful, and I think that's an apt description of the novel too. By the end I was left with this sense of awe that really made me realize how small we are in the grand scheme of things." #flatironstories #bookbrag #indelible #adeliasaunders #bloomsbury
