Welcome to Litsy!

I was really looking forward to this book but it‘s a bail for me after only 33 pages. Mainly because the protagonist babbles. She babbles a huge ton and if I am annoyed who herself sometimes tends to babbling that tells you much.

I wasn‘t willing to bear this – plus the uncounted footnotes (not good in an e-book) for 300 pages.

To those who finished the book: Please let me know what the big insight is.

#BookishGoal 43

“Preliminary remark of the author

Or: a glimpse behind the scenes (Those who are cheesed off easily better skip it.)”

⬆️⬆️⬆️ Yes, chances are good that I like this book. Seriously it‘s cool that a remark is not only at the end of the book but at its beginning.

My next read:

„A ventured experiment: three friends decide to ask people from their school once a week a question which up to now nobody dared to ask, although all want to know the answer.
What the friends kick off with this they would never have anticipated.

A wise book about friendship, love and the question what we do with ourselves and our lives and what „everting“ seems to mean.“

Not sure why I've waited so long, as I like Juby so very much.

So much to love. Canadian YA set on Vancouver Island. Normandy Pale and her best friends Dusk and Neil have decided to ask the students at their high school to tell the truth. Their questions reveal surprising thoughtful answers and motivates Normandy to get to the bottom of why her older sister, Keira, has come home from college. Quirky characters. Well-written. Emotionally resonant.

True, that.

Brazilian cheese rolls, a good coffee and a fun book. A perfectly happy morning, despite the cold outside. (It snowed here yesterday... it's not even funny anymore 😭)

Starting what should be a fun, quick read. And maybe after I'll give Cleopatra another chance 🙄I always feel so bad when I abandon a book!

Adding back cover pick because I agree with all the comments.

My daughter and I read this as part of a teen group. We both enjoyed it. A lot. I really enjoyed the characters, flow of the story and storyline. I also like the authors adult book Home To Woefield, but I think this one was better.

This was our most popular display last year, so I finally got around to getting it together for this year. #librarylife

I'm sorry am I in the way? #catsoflitsy #kittenlittens

I really liked the subject: the negative impact on a family when they are the subject of an autobiographical graphic novel hit series. Juby's use of footnotes is stellar also. Still, this isn't one of her best. It's on the plus side of so-so.

Apparently, this sort of thing seems romantic to a huge segment of the reading and film-going public. (92)

I'm hard at work, doing laundry. Really. It's the truth. 😉