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It seemed like I was missing something right at the start! I guess this only started with Swamp Thing #21, when Alan Moore took over the writing of it. Oops! Didn‘t realize. And didn‘t really know the story. It did seem to back up a bit after the opening bit to explain, and I found the explanation of how the Swamp Thing came to be quite interesting. The rest of the book was ok. I don‘t think I‘ll continue the series

Where the Sidewalk Ends, by Shel Silverstein is an amazing book full of great poems. The poem that I like the best is "Sick". This poem is about a little girl named Peggy who comes up with every excuse for being sick just so she doesn't have to go to school, until she finds out it is Saturday and she needs to go play. This poem would be a great starter for choral reading. #UCFLAE3414F19

I read this to fulfill Book Riot's Read Harder Challenge #21: A comic by an LGBTQIA creator. I really liked it! It's a sort of superheroine retelling of World War II. The artwork is gorgeous as well.

#Booked2019 ☆ @Cinfhen @BarbaraTheBibliophage @4thhouseontheleft

I've been forgetting to add my tags for the #Booked2019 challenge! Here's what I've got for fall so far:

#19. Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo (Evelyn is addicted to fame! 🎥)

#21. The Testaments (So freaking good!)

Question... Would the whistleblower's account work for #23/#24 possibly? 😬

#22. Wayward Son (Penelope is one of the POV characters.)

I did it! #readharder2019. Better view of books covered coming up. Yay!

This was a great audiobook. I rated it 5/5 stars. It was fun learning about her and living in the White House. I slipped it into my ATY challenge for prompt #21 - a book from a poll that was either a close call or polarizing. #aty2019 #aroundtheyearin52books

Book #21: Continuing on through my grandfather's book collection I noticed there was a large number of books by Jane Austen and the Bronte sisters. And so I decided to sit down and tackle some of those books.
It has been so long since I have read Jane Eyre, I feel that I can't do it justice anymore. This is another of the books I need to go back to...

http://dinojim.blogspot.com/2003/12/the-306-greatest-books-21-jane-eyre.html

#100greatestbooks

This is a great day to be a fan of comics—so many great releases!!! And so many fantastic covers! Shuri #8!!! Wonder Woman #71!!! Also this week, Runaways #21 (with one of my favorite covers of this run), Invisible Kingdom #3 (super curious to see where G. Willow Wilson is taking this story) and last but definitely not least Middlewest #7 (start of the new arc), and Middlewest Book One collecting the first six issues. Yay #ncbd!

Without realizing this was book #21 in the Krewe of Hunters series I accidently read this one first. It was amazing and I am now planning on reading the series from book #1! I loved Heather Grahams writing style, I was intrigued the whole way through! Can't wait to read the whole series. ❤📚

Once you have read one of Bette‘s books, you won‘t want to stop.

The featured books are ones I have read and reviewed on my blog.

On a live presentation last night, Bette said EMILY, GONE is Book #21.

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