1) Tagged, also Freefall by Jessica Barry and If It Bleeds by Stephen King.
2) A bit of both, neither are the top genres I go for, but I think lately I read more that have elements of fantasy or sci-if. Trying to expand and read more variety!
3) Salvation Day by Kali Wallace
#weekendreads
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pickI decided to read this book in honour of my sisters' upcoming Everest trek. I didn't know much about George Mallory and his attempts to conquer the mountain and I found this book to be very enlightening and totally fascinating. It started out a bit slow but by the end, I could not put it down. A compelling, well-researched, and evocative read.
Thank you so much @Gleefulreader for the wonderful gifts. Your thoughtfulness and kindness literally brought me to tears. I love that your theme was Canadian authors and I am beyond excited to read these. Everything was absolutely perfect so thank you again for the time and thought you put into the gifts, they are truly appreciated. And thanks to @BookishMarginalia for setting this thing up! #secretsantagoespostal #wintersolsticebookexchange
For Day 5 of the #booktober #bookphotochallenge I present a handful of the exceptional debut novels I've read over the last few years.
My favourite bookstore in Toronto...Ben McNally books. #indiebooks #getindie
Lovely to walk into a small town bookstore today, and find my good friend Tanis' book on the shelf. The bookstore itself was just lovely - a curious mix of books, board games (for local campers), fresh made popcorn and caramel corn and other goodies. I have to say, the business model appeals!
pickA fictionalization of George Mallory's I'll-fated Everest attempt in 1924, focussing not only on his obsessive passion, but also on the extreme toll on his wife, trying to hold the family together in his absence
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