Welcome to Litsy!

Thank you @monalyisha for running #AuldLangSpine again this year! It‘s such a fun event where you share your list of favorite reads from this year with your match and you read at least one book from each other‘s lists. I‘ve discovered some epic books from this event over the years!! Tagging one of my fave reads of this year—and because Litsy is such a special family!

Aardvark Book Club's November challenge was a challenge! I only had the vowels e and a to work with. The challenge was to come up with a word stacking Aardvark books and using the first letter of the first word of the title. Each letter was worth a certain number of points. I came up the word watercress for 15 points.

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I am always pleased to read Schwab stories. She is a very gifted writer. She crafts vivid imaginative worlds with complex plots and supernatural or paranormal elements that permit her readers to flee into a realm beyond reality.

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New members in the USA can enter code LEAVES at checkout to get their first book for only $4! Celebrate our 2 year anniversary with us 🥳💜

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A wonderful collection of novels each getting rave reviews my weekend reading is set.Thanks @AlgonquinBooks for this wonderful bookmail.

Some #Litsylove heading out!

Read in September 2024...
16 Books
Five 5-Star reads this month:
• The Last Russian Doll
• The Museum of Failures
• This Is Why We Lied (Will Trent 12)
• Water by John Boyne
• The All of It by Jeannette Haien

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5 Stars • Thrity Umriger is probably my favorite contemporary female author. Her books never disappoint.

"The Museum of Failures" by Thrity Umrigar follows Remy Wadia, an Indian-American who returns to Mumbai to adopt a baby, only to confront unresolved issues with his estranged mother, Shirin. Through family secrets and personal revelations, ⬇️

As an adoptive parent, I felt incredibly seen by this book. As Frankel herself points out, it‘s vanishingly rare to see adoption portrayed in the media as a source of a (complicated, human) joy.