#weeklyforecast June 23-29, 2024
~ 3 buddyreads continue- should finish Butter, the other 2 go into July. #adventuresinphilosophy #HowtoThinkLikeaWoman #camplitsy24 #hashtagbrigade #LittleWomen
~ 3 mysteries #readyourkindle #aRoyalSpynessMystery #seasonalcozies #June #midsummer #audiblemystery
#seasonalcozies #June #midsummer
Just opening this cozy up to read today. Still hot & HUMID here.hope to walk early tomorrow when air quality is predicted to be better. I so miss moving my body!!!!
pickA spicy finish to Sonali Dev‘s Jane Austen inspired series. The Rajas and their extended family all have dreams that they work hard to make reality without leaving much time for love and romance. 3.25🌟
#TBRTarot #FloweronCover
#ReadYourKindle #2of4 #June
#SeriesLove2024 #37
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#bookreport
Up at night frequently due to prednisone this week-yay I am taping off! That meant for reading,a positive!
The 1st 7 books right to left are in various buddy read stages. #sundaybuddyread #CampLitsy24 #June #AdventuresInPhilosophy #Little Women #hastagbrigade #nunlit #litsolace #naturallitsy began the Chessman last night #readyourkindle listening to Drop Dead Gorgeous #audible
The last row are books I finished. #readyourkindle
#booksandcoffee #porchlife #CampLitsy24 #June
In love with this book.
I am in Eastern US. What time is discussion?
I first discovered Josie Silver through the #SundayBuddyRead and loved her ever since. Her latest book, A Winter In New York was my favourite book for #June for #12Booksof2023, absolutely loved the story and the characters in this one. A must read.
Also loved A Dangerous Place by Jacqueline Winspear, which was my other 5 star book during June.
#12DaysofChristmas #Day6 #June
I‘ve moved away from WWII a bit, especially fiction, but since my dad recommended it I had to read it. I am so glad I did. The story of a young girl evacuated to the US, a perspective I hadn‘t read before.
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#12BooksofChristmas #June
This one is weird and gross and I love it so much, lol. I probably only know one person I could recommend it to and he read it before me. 😉
I discovered Davis‘ historical fiction a few years ago when I read The Chelsea Girls. She is quickly becoming a go-to author for me. I love her connection to a NYC landmark, her development of a story that surrounds that landmark, and her inclusion of historical facts and impressions of the building.
This one, which was a #LiteraryCrew read, looks at the old art school in the Grand Central terminal. So good! #12BooksOf2023 #June
