So I should be grateful it'll only be the 2nd hottest to last year, right? Right? #livingindantesinferno 🔥
So I should be grateful it'll only be the 2nd hottest to last year, right? Right? #livingindantesinferno 🔥
Well, I loved this. We absolutely NEED more books about perimenopausal women! I‘ll be reading any I can get my hands on because, solidarity 👊🏻
Sure, there was a lot going on, but for a debut novel, this is solid and it just resonated with me on so many levels.
The shelf clean up is moving forward...with another French book:
Cute, absurd and hopeful this is a story about found family in difficult circumstances. I liked the clear message that whatever life throws at you, it always goes on and most likely, you'll be happy again someday - with a little help from your friends and pets. 🐱🐶🐣
Broke my book-buying ban yesterday. Stopped into my local used book shop. (I lasted a month. 😐)
My books are out of control 📚📚📚📚🤪
#BeachDay I don‘t know why but the tagged book just isn‘t jiving with me 🤷🏼♀️I‘ve made several attempts and I‘m on page 104 but still I‘m not hooked. So I‘m putting this one aside and I started a book that was on my phone - Not A Happy Family & honestly, I‘m digging it 😁
Chapter 19, and Huntington is still messing with Helen, but how will it end? #pemberlittens #chapteraday
Chapter 3: the one where everyone argues over how to raise a child 🙄#pemberlittens #wildfellhall #chapteraday
This short book is a difficult read, if you take it seriously and really get introspective and honest with yourself. She frequently references how each of us, and the church as an institution, needs to die in order to become something better, like a seed must crack open in order to produce fruit. The basis of the American church, as an institution of colonialism and oppression, is hard to take for those who love it. But we need this book.
My parish did a book study on this last month, but I was unable to participate. So I‘m going it alone now.