
This sounds like fun! 😃🙌
This sounds like fun! 😃🙌
Just downloaded this on audio for holiday listening and jigsaw puzzling. Does anyone have other suggestions for holiday-themed mysteries, cozy or otherwise? Thanks!
Nantucket, Christmas, a wedding, a feral cat as a new pet, yes please.
This one definitely had its moments. Short Christmas read with quite the cast of characters.
#BookSpinBingo #Adventathon #WinterReadathon #Roll100
December read #22
@TheAromaofBooks #november #bookspinbingo #FREE #22
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“The dead don‘t walk. Except sometimes, when they do.”
Fall of the House of Usher is my favorite short story. Was a bit weary, to my complete surprise I absolutely loved it. It gave me almost the same build up and gothic house vibe Poe did the first time reading. From atmosphere to writing style, everything checked my interests/preferences. Highly recommended & under 200 pages.
I absolutely loved the show and when the book came out , I knew I had to get it . It‘s hilarious . It‘s a great book to pick up if you just wanna laugh for the day. Jeremy clearly knows nothing about farming but I‘ve learnt a lot through his show and even now his book.
#22 read a book with an occupation on the cover.
#Scarathlon2022 #TeamMonsterMash
#ScarathlonDailyPrompt #22 skeleton
5 points
Post- 1 point
Total= 6 points
@Staycurious
Book #22 of the year: “The Saga of the People of Laxardal” and “Bolli Bollason‘s Tale” translated by Keneva Kunz
Picked this one up in an airport in Iceland. Not my favorite read but really interesting nonetheless, this folklore covers a particular extended family over 3 generations. It records lineages, feuds, murders, and adventures. If you enjoy Icelandic history, you‘d probably like this!
Yay, thank you @PuddleJumper for this monthly highlight!
My #roll100 picks for August:
#22 is Girl (likelihood of a DNF is >50% for this one- I added it to my TBR when I was a teenager 😬)
#100 is A Small Place
#17 is The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy and Other Stories (I‘m not big on creepy and weird, but it‘s super short, so we‘ll see)
This is a wonderful memoir of a black woman who had a tragic life of poverty and abuse who worked so hard to escape it. She lifted herself up and says “success is absolutely wonderful, but it‘s not who you are” and “I was driven to save everyone.” She gave everything she had to her craft and to her family. I respect her so much - even more than I already did. I love Viola Davis. #75 #BookSpinBingo #22 #BFC22 #MMDSRG #JubilantJuly