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Check outKim‘s book recommendation on Book Interrupted‘s Manuscript Monday. https://www.bookinterrupted.com/post/manuscript-monday-the-myth-of-the-goddess

While I am obsessed with Greek mythology, I cant say I know much about Aphrodite. I enjoyed this one a lot.

2023 is right around the corner. So with that being said, I thought I would help some of you with choices for your #PLC books. In the comments will be some suggestions. I did also add books we have already read for our group.... that is for people that haven't read it yet or want to do a reread. Good Luck and here's to a wonderfully read year.

#Gods #Goddesses
@ElizaMarie @AsYouWish @jb72

This book tells a story of magic, adoption, asian culture and adventure. We follow our main character, and non magic human in a world of magic witches, including everyone else i. her family. After her sister performs a spell to share her magic, our main character must go on a journey to prove herself.

#2022Book86
I enjoyed this graphic novel for the most part and loved the art style. My only complaint is that, despite being a comic book, it still seemed to do an awful lot of telling rather than showing.

For I, Wolkstein‘s wonderful translation of the stories of a Sumerian goddess, Inanna. (Also known as Ishtar, and in the Old Testament as Astarte - those corrupting Astarte poles.)

#Alphabetgame #LetterI @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

For other I‘s, see the comments.

Pride Month: Day Twenty Five! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

I couldn't decide between these three EXCELLENT graphic novels, so I just decided to feature them all today! 😋

#pridemonth #queerbooks #lgbtq

Do like Riley and her desire to be included in her magic family of Gom witches, her having no magic. There was so much going on back and forth, mystery wise, that the book could‘ve used either less or be longer. I liked this passage, thou it felt out of place for Riley since she‘s not an angry person. She holds back all emotions. Wish it connected more, her wanting to get out there. End felt thrown in the air; where does it land?
#RiordanPresents

I read most of this series back in middle school, but when I found it for $3 online I knew I had to reread it. The nostalgia is there, but as an adult looking back, I‘m able to recognize that they aren‘t as good as I remember them being.

If you‘d like to read my reviews of each individual story, I have them posted on my blog (!!!): rainyreader.com. Very proud of how it‘s turned out, and excited to finally get it up and running!

#reread

i love learning about hinduism a lot of symbolism and dharma and vishnu and lag dah da