Love these storygraph monthly cover collages.
April was a good reading month!
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Love these storygraph monthly cover collages.
April was a good reading month!
By Marilyn Singer from Turtle in July (couldn‘t find in database so tagged another of her books)
And of course, there‘s my favorite cat poetry book, T.S. Eliot‘s Old Possum‘s Book of Practical Cats
#aprilpoetrychallenge for #nationalpoetrymonth
29 April - cat
Book Riot has my number today. These literary inspired Amigurumi are too cute:
https://bookriot.com/literary-inspired-amigurumi-patterns/
#audiocrochet #crochetersoflitsy #crochetandread
so-soI actually got to see David Sedaris speak last week (2nd row!!) and he was amazing. I had no idea he had a children‘s book out… so I grabbed it from the library, wondering what kind of children‘s story would he write? Well, let‘s say it‘s for a very specific audience as it‘s a fine line between scary and funny. I found it funny, but would hesitate to broadly recommend to children. And Ian Falconer was an amazing artist.
pickA rare 5 star from me.@loved the book (though not lots of information) and the paintings and art that was included. A very quick read too.
To start tomorrow.
pickHave you ever asked yourself the question: “What if a UHaul Lesbian was also a Shape-Shifting, Man-Eating Monster?”
I loved the light-hearted style of the writing for some really gore-heavy scenes. Honestly, the whole book was so fun until the last hour, where we sink into that Romance writing for the post-climax downhill coast to the end. It‘s fine! I just personally don‘t like them.
4 stars | #horror #romance #lesbian #acerep #sapphic
pick4 ⭐ This book by an Illinois author is about a monster who seeks to find the help his town needs. They need help getting rid of the monster. He asks the witches, ogres, and unicorns for help. But they all want something from the monster that the monster can‘t do. So Monster goes home feeling they failed. But it turns out they did the exact right thing. The words and the messages are fun, but what really sets this book apart are the illustrations.
bailed
