I already have a lot of stuff in my planner for April so I think reading time might be the a little more scarce than usual, but I like making a dream stack anyway.
🪲 Extraordinary Insects and The Land of Little Rain - for #naturalitsy buddy reads
⛰️ When I Sing, Mountains Dance - for the #keywordreadingchallenge
❄️ Strange Weather - for an Instagram buddy read
🍎 Winter - for #serieslove2025
#NaturaLitsy via @Alldebooks
Our April #buddyread is Mary Hunter Austin's 1903 book, The Land of Little Rain. I'm looking forward to reading about the Californian deserts with you.
All welcome to join us. Please let me know if you wish to be added/removed from the taglist.
#NaturaLitsy
Our April #buddyread is Mary Hunter Austin's 1903 book, The Land of Little Rain. I'm looking forward to reading about the Californian deserts with you.
All welcome to join us. Please let me know if you wish to be added/removed from the taglist.
@LitsyEvents
pickMary Austin was an American writer and one of the early nature writers of the American Southwest. Her book, The Land of Little Rain, written in 1903, describes the fauna, flora, and people of the region between the High Sierra and the Mojave Desert of southern California. As this area of the country is not far from where we live in Vegas, I decided I would like to go and see these areas and visit her home in Independence, CA.
Riddle me this: why can I read a Kindle in the car without getting sick but not an actual book? 🤔
Went to Joshua Tree for a couple of days, and in keeping with recent habit, picked up local literature as a “souvenir.”
One page in and one of those causally racist moments from a book from 1903 where I can't tell if the author is trying to be respectful and failing or what.
The Land of Little Rain | 
