Happy #Jolabokaflod 🎉
Thank you @melissajayne - I'm really looking forward to finally reading this one! And enjoying all this awesome chocolate 🍫
And thank you to @MaleficentBookDragon for organizing once again this year!
pickSometimes 451 characters isn't enough to gush over a book and the feeeelllllssss associated with that book and that's my problem here but I will say that Grann did an amazing job of balancing historical information and providing it such a written way that spoke of the Osage's civilization with respect to race, perspective, culture, and colonialism.
#pantone2024 #popsugarreadingchallenge
🎧definitely watching the movie when I finish!🎬
Started this morning already intrigued…🧐
My library hold came in finally 🙌 the foreword was so powerful and has me so ready to learn about this history.
#LitsyLove now in the hands of USPS ~ tagged book is @TieDyeDude current read & one I have read
pickAs a whole it is good, exposing the heinous crimes against the Osage, the men who searched for justice. Note about the audio: it is split into 3 parts w/ 3 narrators, the first of which was a bit kindergarten teacher, & did not feel like it fit.
pickThis was an interesting and informative book about a piece of history I didn't know much about. Off to watch the movie! 🍿
As usual, it's difficult for me to pick just 3, but here are 3 of my favorite non-fiction books:
1. Killers of the Flower Moon by David Grann
2. The Woman They Could Not Silence by Kate Moore
3. The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank
#TLT #ThreeListThursday @dabbe
