pickThis was a premise about which I was initially slightly skeptical, but I eschewed my cynicism & read on. And I was pleasantly surprised not just by the fact that the premise worked really well, but also by how much I enjoyed this book! It really did totally grab me. Moving & surprisingly thought provoking with a cracking redemption arc for the bad guy & a really satisfying ending. And dogs. What more could you want really? 🐕🐶🐕
Bingo!! Double bingo!!
I‘ve really been focusing on lgbtq books this year and succeeded in readying a lot so far, although this includes novellas, short stories, and poetry so they aren‘t all big chunksters.
Going for a full card by the end of the year.
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#lgbtqbookbingo2024 #lgbtq2024 @Kenyazero
pickIt‘s been a rough day, so I checked this out from library and read it to Bailey who likes to chase bees. She didn‘t seem impressed, but I found it delightful. 🤣🤣🐝🐝
It has been years since I read this book, but I remember loving it.
#SpringSkies Animal POV #LitsyLove @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
No bings! These #ISpyBingos are super hard! But I always like playing along :)
@TheAromaofBooks
@Clwojick
pickPartner read with my little peanut. Perfect rainy day activity 🌧️ this book was so stinking cute. 🥰
Two books, going backwards. I just finished the prequel to The Book of Edgar Sawtelle, which I first read in 2008. After waiting 16 years for this, it was everything I needed, excessive at times. I need to ponder Familiaris a bit before I can really review it - meanwhile I want to take another run at the original.
#ItTakesAllKinds #WithRain
One of the books challenged in my school district as inappropriate for the high school library due to sexual content 🙄🙄
so-so4✨I remember watching a classic movie of this book a long time ago. I just could not remember the ending. A young boy and his father respect the land and the land owner that allows them to live there. One day Danny finds himself drawn to a beautiful dog. He trains him and cares for him as they navigate through the dangers that surround them. Specifically, from Old Majesty a tough bear in the area. I found out this is a series too.
pickGetting through my Shaun Tan fix. This book was wonderful and totally heart warming. Graphics were soft and beautiful and the words just made me sigh. It's about a dog and his/her owner and how they find each other no matter what. Just a simple wonderful book.
