
Sophie Blackall never fails. I have a friend that is just like a golden retriever, anyone else? If I were a dog, I'd be a chihuapotato or a potatohuahua. What dog would you be?

Sophie Blackall never fails. I have a friend that is just like a golden retriever, anyone else? If I were a dog, I'd be a chihuapotato or a potatohuahua. What dog would you be?

I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of this book, from its captivating cover to its enchanting Christmas-themed narrative. Each of the main characters was endearing and easily relatable. I appreciated how the unique conflicts faced by each sister were also relatable to one another. The scene descriptions were absolutely beautiful, painting vivid pictures of the setting.
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Some of it is prosaic, truly a snippet of a day in the life as much as more profound life lessons, but I kept getting slapped by the sudden elegance in a turn of phrase.
I think I just wanted more, ditch the regular quotes and poems featured from other authors, and give me more first hand experience, more of those striking sentences. Also, more of the gorgeous woodcut style illustrations by Joanna Lisowiec. 1/?

“...streaks of vital light laughing the season in.“
That one's going to stay with me. ☀️

Just a field of grass...on an organic farm.
Modern agrochemicals and industrial farming = threat to biodiversity.

Gambolling by moonlight 🥰🐑

Ever-luminous sheep. 🐑🌟

Nine million well-fed squirrels - approximately. ☺️🌰🐿️

The flexible magic of statistics...😏🐸📊

Poem from tagged book. Photo by me.