Welcome to Litsy!

Here‘s my September #bookspin list.

Planning to continue my reread of the Hollows series.
Will try to read a couple Persuasion retellings with the #pemberlittens. Filled in the rest with some other atmospheric titles off my shelves that felt like fall, along with a few categories.

And of course there‘s my #lmpbc title for this month as well which I‘m very excited about since @BethM and @cwarnier both loved it.

Did you know that you read your Kindle while on a Zoom conference call? #donttell

This was actually more interesting than I expected. The author has had some interesting travels as a scientist writer, been to some amazingly exotic locations so it's not just dry scientific talk but full of anecdotes about his adventures. 3 💥💥💥 1/2

All moved! Now excuse me while I hobble around like a centenarian for the next week 🤣

Moving tomorrow, so I'm prepping the plant babies...so excited, so nervous!!

Day 23: #motion

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@TK-421

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“In 1938, the hurricane put downtown Providence, Rhode Island, under 10 feet of ocean. The waves generated by that storm were so huge that they literally shook the earth; seismographs in Alaska picked up their impact 5,000 miles away.”

#QuotsyFeb19 | 23: #Motion

📷: Made with Typorama

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