pickNumber 1: my top book of the year. As an adult with a teddy this was so much fun to read. Horrifying to its core, the scene with the masks lives with me. If you know, you know.
10/10 would have Pupkin in my house, even after all that.
#12booksof2024
pickPuppets begins with a shockingly sad ending. And it ends with a predictably light-filled beginning (predictable if you know Kate DiCamillo). At first, I thought, “I can‘t imagine a single child I would give this to.” By the time I finished the story and read the words on the back cover, “This is a story that‘s perfect for savoring alone or *for reading aloud and sharing with those you love* [emphasis mine],” I vehemently agreed.
“Every idea starts with a spark of imagination.”
“The magic behind the balloons that bring joy to millions.“
pickA delightful look into the creative genius behind the Macy‘s Thanksgiving Day Parade, Tony Sarg.
Book Outlet had a sale recently and I maybe bought a few books 🤷 Which should I read first?
I was surprised by one of my Book Besties with my #AllHallowsReadSwap on our weekend Book Retreat. Just what the soul needed, I highly recommend 👻💛🎃. THANK YOU @ShelleyBooksie I can‘t FREAKIN wait!! @MaleficentBookDragon I appreciate all of your hard work on this swap! Happy Spooky Season to all💀#AHRS
