pickThis #KindleUnlimited read is my favorite sort as it includes the audio! So I was able to switch between the two as I followed this rather crazy (yet oddly predictable in part) story that alternates between niece and aunt in the present and two years prior. It‘s fast paced and fun! There‘s even a #PetSemetary reference! #OctoberXFiles @Cinfhen @Robothugs
I‘m really enjoying getting to know 10-year old Elvis and her family as she grieves the death of her mother. It starts with a bit of #petsemetary - a burnt rabbit birthday cake 🎂 🐇 - and I‘m sure I‘m going to #howl with both laughter and tears.
It‘s also my first #readwhatyouown, after taking inspiration from @Cinfhen @valeriegeary and not ordering any more library books for the next little while 😳
We have 20 of these Winnie the Pooh #SmallBooks. My kids love them so much, we'll never put them on a #PetSemetary.
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#OctoberXFiles @Robothugs @Cinfhen
When only the children are spared in Alys‘s village by the soul eaters, they‘re sent to a neighboring village to live. When danger looms over the neighboring village its blamed on the children who are put in charge of keeping watch at night. They care not for the welfare of the children, so long as they remain safe. #PetSemetary (going off lyrics) #OctoberXFiles
There‘s still time to join in! http://litsy.com/p/eUtoT09EU3B1
Not anything like #PetSemetary , but in their own way my three guys protect me from all the birds and squirrels and bugs that dare come near the house. Here, #SebastianKitty is stalking Zeke, who is under the bed. #OctoberXFiles
You can also see one of my many book stacks on my nightstand, as well as my current active read on the bed. Lots of reading for the readathon today!
This will probably be controversial but the saddest death has to be Hedwig. #PetSemetary #OctoberXFiles @Cinfhen @Robothugs
pick#OctoberXFiles Day 20: When Bear‘s best friend, a little bird died, he crafted something like a #PetSemetary for his friend. Bear lovingly cut a tree from the forest to build a little box for Bird that he stained with berry juice and lined with petals. There is unadorned grief, painful recollections, depression and isolation in this book. My review here: https://wp.me/pDlzr-6a7
