#Fridaynightshare
I've selected a few for different ages 📚📚📚
Preschool - Where the wild things are or anything by Dr Seuss
6-12 yrs - The hobbit and Narnia chronicles
Teens - I discovered the classics, favourites being Dickens, Austen, and the Brontes.
Always and to this day - fairytales
@Chrissyreadit @TheBookHippie
Shoutout to my husband for these amazing bookends he got me to add on to my library 📚 #notallthosewhowanderarelost #lotr #hobbit
Up next on audio 🎧…another one on my 12 in ‘24 list!
#bookspinbingo
Staying committed to this while I figure out where else my time and energy should go as a result of current events going on in the world over the last week.
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Thanks for the tag @TheSpineView
1- Apples 🍎
2- The Hobbit
I tag @MaleficentBookDragon @Captivatedbybooks @KT1432
#Two4Tuesday
Happy Hobbit Day!!!! #FellowsipOfTolkien
I celebrate today with this quote because it resonates so deeply with my life in this moment.
Tolkien's words, as usual, guide and comfort me.
pickI really enjoyed seeing Bilbo's personal growth along the way. Events out of his control conspire to throw him far outside of his comfort zone, and he rises to the challenge. It did run me through all the emotions though. It has suspense, fear, wonder, joy and sadly even heartbreak. I am currently traveling home myself and also very much identify with Bilbo in wanting to be back in my very own comfortable hobbit hole.
#TLT @dabbe
This was fun!! The bottom three are villains that frightened the life out of me as a child!! I‘m sure they meant the singular man in Bambi, I‘m using it to mean mankind. Also, if you‘re playing a fascist/Nazi automatic villain!! Missing from the list are my two favorite villains, Moriarty from Sherlock and Loki. (if you get redemption arc, are you still a villain?)
Care to play?
#SummerSouls Day 2: #mountains reminded me of a Poetry Friday feature Iphigene once shared on GatheringBooks with the ballad Far Over the Misty Mountain here: https://wp.me/pDlzr-8PY
