Welcome to Litsy!

This is my favorite book read in November!

😎 Read this and take a virtual road trip in a VW Bug 🦋

#12BooksOf2021
@Andrew65

🦋 I loved this fictional story of a young woman‘s journey to bring her abuela‘s ashes to Mexico for Day of the Dead as it coincides w/ the monarch‘s migration there for winter.
🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋
🌳 This author incorporates environmental issues in her novels, so I will definitely be reading more by her.
🖊 I love buying used, & felt honored to add my initials to the group that read this copy. I‘ll be the last for awhile bc it‘s a keeper!
#NovelNovember

#NovelNovember update! I‘m on p. 232/382. I am loving this story, and it‘s the perfect time of year to read it as the monarchs wrap up their migration irl.
🦋 My new goal is to finish before Saturday, but 🤷🏼‍♀️⏳
🦋 I hope your Readathon is going well @Andrew65 !

🦋 My goal is to read the tagged book by the 21st. I‘ve already read 48 pages since midnight, only 326 to go!

🍁 Thank you for hosting #NovelNovember @Andrew65 !

Back at it with the crafting... Making butterfly wings for The Kid's Halloween costume. She wanted to be a butterfly like me... So I'll be making my own wings after I finish hers. 😂😂😂

#beautifulbutterflies #costumes #halloween #luckykid #twinsies

@Tamra my dad built this garden, the littles have planted everything in it. All plants in it attract Florida butterflies. We also got to learn about bees and pollination with the pink flowers. They started as only two small plants and kind of took over. But we both know they will all help with veggies as well! 🙂

We delight in the beauty of the butterfly, but rarely admit the changes it has gone through to achieve that beauty. *Maya Angelou
A journey from Milwaukee to the mountains of Mexico to honor Abuela and the monarchs: coming of age, metamorphoses, separating past from present, the cycle of life.

Dinner!! Egg and veggie strata with pesto and homemade bread😊😊

In the garden today! 😍

This book takes you on a path of spiritual awakening and coming of age. It blows you away with the way Mary Alice Monroe uses a butterfly to mark the stages of transformation Luz (the main character) goes through on her journey to self learning.