
#wondrouswednesday
1. Lola (7) Spanish Breton, Belle (10) working cocker spaniel
2. I like reading n/f about animal, I really enjoyed The Golden Mole by Katherine Rundell.
3. Tagged 🐧
#wondrouswednesday
1. Lola (7) Spanish Breton, Belle (10) working cocker spaniel
2. I like reading n/f about animal, I really enjoyed The Golden Mole by Katherine Rundell.
3. Tagged 🐧
The Fellowship was a lovely idea with memorable characters, but it seemed like the book had more descriptions of clothes and food than puzzles. (And there were inconsistencies!) It was also terribly wholesome and life-affirming and full of mindfulness-style wisdom. And since I'm a total grouch I found the sum total to be a bit dull.
Up next for my book club. This is not a genre I love, but I‘m trying to go into it with an open mind. 💙
#bookspinbingo
Easing into #Eastercrime with this book that isn't really crime (I think), but a mystery and a lot of puzzles. It's also one of my #ReadYourKindle picks for April.
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My fiancée gave this manga to me after he finished reading it and I‘m so glad he recommended it. The story and characters are funny, endearing, and even a bit heartwarming. I‘m really enjoying Iruma‘s journey and I will absolutely be picking up the second volume of this series!
This is not my genre. (I read it to get a Goodreads bookmark.) So I didn‘t know what to expect. This book is a bit more sappy than I really like, but it was also a bit more magical than I thought it would be. That combination was just right and I thoroughly enjoyed this novel. Witches and humans solve a problem and maybe start a bit of a revolution in the world of both. Magic, love, family, and a happy ending. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
It might be Christmas in April. Four books I wanted to read and thought I'd never be approved for. 😁😁😁
#NetGalley #ARC #MountARC
This was just what I needed this weekend.