Welcome to Litsy!

Today‘s #libraryhaul. Getting ready for my spring vacation starting next week, April 7.

I‘ve enjoyed other Vreeland novels I‘ve read in the past. They‘re a bit slow-moving but she does a good job with historical fiction. But I just found that this one was dragging along TOO slowly and I really didn‘t like the character of Clara and found myself not looking forward to resuming the story. So, I bailed.
I didn‘t realize Vreeland had passed away in 2017.
R.I.P. Susan 😢

I am posting one book per day from my to-be-read collection. No description and providing no reason for wanting to read it. Some will be old, some will be new - don't judge me, I have a lot of books.

Day 148th

Join the fun if you want!

#tbrpile

SO Good! Why did I wait so long?? Shows a mature woman grappling with the fate she‘s been dealt, including more than one loser, and coming to peace with different aspects of her character. Beautiful. Special balm for women of a certain age.
#quarantinereads #bookpantry #keeplitsypositive

#LMPBC read will be in the mail tomorrow- sorry! This may be a DNF for me. I haven‘t had much extra time, but I‘ll try hard to finish it today. @ads0123 it‘s going out tomorrow!

Got my #GroupH book in the mail- thanks @Jerdencon ! I apologize for the delay @ads0123 - please let me know when you get your book, I mailed it Saturday....won‘t send it late again- sorry!

1. Tagged and Rebecca's Children
2. Wonder Park
3. Baileys on the rocks
#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain

A historical fiction on the woman behind the Tiffany lamps. Read this for my August Book Club.

Opened my package today and was blown away by the number of books! And I haven't read any of them yet so I will be entertained all summer long! Thanks to @bookandcat for the great box of goodies! ❤️❤️😀📚Great way to start the day and summer! And thanks to @BookishMarginalia for organizing this great thing! ❤️😀 #summersantagoespostal

I love this cover! And isn't stained glass seen best with #sunshine coming through it? #maybookflowers
@RealLifeReading

I LOVED this book. A fictionalization about the working years of the manager of the women's dept at the Tiffany glass studio in the late 1800's. Descriptions were spot on and not boring. A great story about loyalty to friends and employer, also Victorian living in NYC. So fun to google the art!