
My choice for the May #ThematicCozies theme of #Flowers/Plants is #6 in the Darling Dahlias series, by Susan Wittig Albert. I have read several others in this series and enjoyed them.
What will everyone else be reading? 🌸💐🌺🌷🌻🥀🌼🌹🍀🌿🍃🌴🌲📚📚📚

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My choice for the May #ThematicCozies theme of #Flowers/Plants is #6 in the Darling Dahlias series, by Susan Wittig Albert. I have read several others in this series and enjoyed them.
What will everyone else be reading? 🌸💐🌺🌷🌻🥀🌼🌹🍀🌿🍃🌴🌲📚📚📚
Book #6 of 2025: “The “Wonderful” Wizard of Futher-Mucking Oz” by Matt Youngmark
About as good and wholesome as the original, just with more swearing 😂 It‘s a cute and quick read. Bonus: the author is a Seattleite!
Book #6 on the Glass Library series. I feel like this one wrapped up all the loose ends. Which is good as it is just too much like the Glass & Steele series. Matt & Gabe are basically the same person, India & Sylvia are basically the same too, and everyone else is either exactly the same or similar enough to be. It just isn‘t different enough.
January 2025 Book#6
I think the opening of this story was amazing but then it was like forgotten, not well connected with the rest of the story. I liked the characters and the mystery/horror that was hidden in these mountains that seem possessed Nick. But then, the story was dragged to explain all this possession which concluded with an ambiguous open ending. I think the idea was terrific but maybe needed some editing? 3⭐️
The boys are diving into deeper waters here - taking their physical relationship further, Nick is looking at universities, and they are trying to find themselves as individuals outside their identity as a couple. Oseman is so good at allowing the boys to blossom and question and learn, all surrounded by supportive family and friends. Looking forward to #6 to see what‘s next for Charlie and Nick as the step into adulthood.
#5joysfriday #1. Happy Valentine‘s Day #2. Loving the ACOTAR Buddy read #3. Mona Lisa is coming along #4. I got ‘diet coke‘ nails - to quote myself - a French manicure with chrome base and red tips #5. Sometimes AI is god tier bonus #6. It‘s a long weekend with more snow forecasted and I just want to read and be a sloth
A beautiful little book, in which Ward talks about her hard road to fulfilling her dream of being a writer. This is for the people to whom things don't always come easily, who have to keep their vision in mind and take step after patient step to reach it.
#BookChain book #6
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Here‘s my #roll100 picks for this month. #6 is Sea Magick. It‘s about the sea and casting spells. #60 is a book about Jews and Pigs. #42 is a book about our brains. #82 is about a book about black fashion designers. I preordered the audiobook for the book about Jews and Pigs. I‘ll be reading that when it gets published but not this month. I will be reading these other books this month though. These are all Netgalley ARCs.