Welcome to Litsy!

Tgis was a #blameitonlitsy from @kspenmoll - I read it in one sitting - just what I was looking for! A locked room Christie-esque Christmas semi-cozy murder mystery that I blazed through in order to figure out whodunit.

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This was a #blameitonlitsy read, as I kept seeing all the love it was getting, so I had to read it to see what all the buzz was about. I was not disappointed!

#12booksof2024

This one has super #BlameitonLitsy pedigree - I first discovered Annie Hartnett through @Chelsea.Poole's #AuldLangSpine list a couple years ago, and when I recently posted about how much I loved Unlikely Animals @Christine recommended this one!

I loved this one so much, a bittersweet portrait of grief through the eyes of 10-year old Elvis. Hartnett has a talent for injecting just the right amount of quirk into her characters and stories (cont'd)

Well my books finally came in. It was around 5:30PM and I was already in my pajamas (jammie time comes early in my house). I didn‘t feel like getting dressed to walk across the street to the mail box so my participation in the #GNreadathon is limited to today only.

I like that these two books are color coordinated.

Edit: this is a #blameitonlitsy book haul 😂

Coffee tawk? yes please! feel free to chat here or on original post- or both! or Start your own thread!

#whereareyoumonday

I‘m in NYC with the protagonist, Bea as she ensnares rich blue blood Collin Chase. This is a #blameitonLitsy choice. Bea is a con artist, but the reader also roots for her. It‘s complicated.

A #BlameItOnLitsy for which I very much thank Litsy! Loved this sweet middle-grade graphic novel about figuring out how to grow up without losing your essential self. It's also casually #queer. Extra points for making me cry. 😂

Book 1. #HauntedShelf #FrightClub #Spookoween #HalloweenAtoZReadathon (Letter Y)