Book friends are best friends 🥰 This was a fun gift given to me by my Literary Hoarder partner. Her daughter said it‘s perfect- I could measure with it, stencil, mark my place in a book with it. 🤣
Book friends are best friends 🥰 This was a fun gift given to me by my Literary Hoarder partner. Her daughter said it‘s perfect- I could measure with it, stencil, mark my place in a book with it. 🤣
I might have a meeting that I am absolutely dreading first thing this morning, but my box showed up and I got to unpack it before that, so I‘m actually starting the day off with something that‘s happy and excites me!!
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I'm a Prepared Juggler-Sipper-Hoarder. Sometimes a Snuggler. How about you?
Since the beginning of the year I have seen several videos from content creators speaking about how they want to read fewer books this year, Perhaps they feel they are Bibliobibuli. “The sort of people who read too much,“ created in 1957 by H. L. Mencken. To this I say hogwash. Or, if you prefer, codswallop. “language, behavior, or ideas that are absurd and contrary to good sense“ (Merriam Webster)
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Netgalley just posted this on Instagram. My feedback ratio is still not where I want it to be but that‘s because I‘ve DNF‘d a lot of the ARCs I‘ve had to review. I have 7 Netgalley ARCs left to review in April. I‘m interested to see how many I will finish and how many I‘ll DNF. If I don‘t like one of the books then I‘m not going to finish it or post a review but in order to improve my ratio, I need to finish more books and post reviews for them.
A mini #bookhaul from the remainders/discount bookstore. I was super excited to find these as 3 out of 4 were on my wishlist for years.
Clockwise from top L:
1) Stream System - Collected Short Fiction of Gerald Murnane
2) Territory of Light - Yuko Tsushima (I think the cover is pretty but it doesn't show up well in the pic)
3) Looking for Mr Goodbar - Judith Rossner
4) The Fortnight in September - R.C. Sherriff