Welcome to Litsy!

How often have you done it? You catch yourself seeing something for the first time, even though you‘ve walked past it a million times, seeing yet unseeing. Did something just move, ever so slightly, in your direction? Did it move because you noticed? Or did you notice because it moved? I love the thought of a world existing within our world, visible and invisible, the comfortable, safe world we think we know so well. Until we look too close.

This month's #litsycrafters is gardening! So I've been doing lots of #audiogardening listening to Firestarter. I also wrote a blog about practicing with my dehydrator for when stuff really starts coming in! https://mylifewithinthepages.wordpress.com/

I‘m ready @TheAromaofBooks I have four books on my kindle that I need to read in July, so I put it on top lol #bookspin #bookspinbingo

Spent some time at the local church book sale this morning 😁

I browsed, drank coffee and just generally enjoyed a good hour of my day for the first time in a long time.

Good thing I only brought one bag with me....there were SOOO many books!

Not pictured: the pile of children's books the boy already took off with 🤣

#BookHaul #MeTime

#BookMoods Day 25: Some of the novels #SetIn1960s.
Full list here: https://offtheshelf.com/2019/08/groovy-books-set-in-the-1960s/

This book was fantastic. It shows how easily the world can and will go bad when things hit the fan.

This is a solid 3 stars for me. I really liked it and it was very beautiful. But it just left me wanting more, and there was no conclusion at the end to why this was happening. I wish it would have gone more into depth.

1. I don‘t read much horror.
2. 👮🕵️‍♂️🌂💼🩸🗡🗝🖊🚨⚰️🧐
3. I like mysteries because, while there are usually recognizable characters and tropes, the story can still go in many different directions and take place nearly anywhere.
4. If it‘s a true impulse read, interesting cover art would be more intriguing.
#thoughtfulthursday