#WinterGames2021 #FestivePhotoChallenge #teamgamesleigh The closest I could get to #silverbells — the handbells at the school where i taught. I didn‘t know anything about handbells when I started teaching the class, but I fell in love with them.
#WinterGames2021 #FestivePhotoChallenge #teamgamesleigh The closest I could get to #silverbells — the handbells at the school where i taught. I didn‘t know anything about handbells when I started teaching the class, but I fell in love with them.
#thankful2020
I am a bit behind.
From Sunday
I was thankful for hand bells and the ability to share this music in church.
#30JuneBooks - Favorite: There are plots that I don‘t remember and characters that I can‘t recall, but when I see the book cover or hear the title mentioned in random conversation, I get a feeling, a vague memory that something shifted inside of me and there was an alteration in the world‘s fabric the hour that I completed that book, that is what defines a favorite book for me. I don‘t remember the entire storyline of The Bells, but I remember👇🏽
Two 5-star reads:
👍🏻The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
👍🏻The Bells by Richard Harvell
Two “not my cup of tea“:
👎🏻The Last Night Out by Catherine O'Connell
👎🏻Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson
#suvataStats #MayStats #Bookstagram
Oldest selection on my TBR list - Added January 8, 2011.
I have no idea why it took me eight years to finally read this book. All I can suggest is that everyone look through their TBR lists to see if they have any hidden gems there. This book was certainly a surprise to me. I don‘t know who told me about it or how I even ended up my list but I am so happy that I read finally it. Definitely a 5-star read. If you like historical fiction, read this!
I can‘t seem to put this one down!
I literally have 300 books on my TBR list. There are four that have been there since 2011. I think it‘s time to read them or ditch them.