“Tận hưởng phút giây yên bình giữa vườn hoa mây thơ mộng.“
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#chill #vườnhoa #thiênnhiên
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“Tận hưởng phút giây yên bình giữa vườn hoa mây thơ mộng.“
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
#chill #vườnhoa #thiênnhiên
https://vuonhoamay.com/
Repost for @Jadams89
How is it already June?? Our book this month is Gender Queer by Maia Kobabe.
#WithTheBanned #buddyread
How is it already June?? Our book this month is Gender Queer by Maia Kobabe.
#WithTheBanned #buddyread
#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain
I have three terrific and captivating stories that I have on rotation at the moment. I don‘t usually have so many fiction books going at once, especially if same delivery method: Audition and Woodworking are both hardcovers and due soon at the library. I have Broken Country captured on my Kindle in Airplane ✈️ Mode
In honor of Pride Month starting tomorrow, here's a rainbow themes #WeekendReads template.
Northanger May is behind us and Northanger Adaptation June is ahead! I'm going for a re-watch of the 2007 film (they get it so right!), a handful of YA versions (the perfect genre for this one, can't deny it) and a book centered on the flowers and plants in Austen's work. Perfect timing as I get my own garden in gear, and who knows - maybe it'll help me learn to love a hyacinth??
Who else has some adaptations to explore this month?
pickI wanted to like this more than I did, for me it was between a pick and so so. Cozy fantasy about an arboretum where you can plant your loved one‘s ashes and they can grow into a magical tree. Some of the characters have dark secrets, and the consequences are causing their home to crumble. Frank is a Beast, and there are cupids, witches, and a fairy and magic is normal.
Read on kindle so here are Igor and Venkman making goofy sleepy faces.
so-soI'm not sure now that I've finished it that it was worth it.
Things I liked: lots of queerness, Mallory's fibro, the closeness of the main characters, the platonic love between Mallory and Theodore. Forensic science on magic.
Things I didn't like: it felt kinda of... young? The concerns of the trio of girls were very teenage. The real clues started to become so obvious. Obnoxious monologuing to explain a load of tortured clues.
