so-soLiv‘s dad, who ran away to Greece, asks her to help him w/ his Atlantis documentary. When she gets there, she meets Theo, her father‘s charming “prod g”/assistant. Will she ever understand her dad? Will all the alone time w/ Theo led to something?
This one was cute. It was just a little slow & long for me. I also wanted a little more romance. It was interesting learning more about theories on Atlantis tho
pickKrakauer was on an assignment to Mt Everest, to write an article for Outdoor Magazine. He joined a guide led by Rob Hall. A mix of weather, inexperience among climbers in the group, poor decisions and a lack of communication, mostly due to lack of oxygen, the trek became fatal.
Date nite to Royal Spice, a local Nepalese/Indian restaurant. I had Newari Khaja with goat, naan, and Nepalese rice pudding. #FoodandLit
pickThe book, titled Presenting Litotes: An Understatement, is about a journey 🚣♀️🚞through life. She cannot stop moving; if she did, she would bleed—that‘s her illness. So, she began running her entire life, constantly moving from one place to another, circling the world🌏. It‘s a tale of the delicate art that she master's the art of letting go—leaving behind friends, lovers, comrades, and even family as she roams the world.💯❤️❤️
I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.
#ABookADay2025
pickWhat a delight. I don‘t even like nonfiction. I learned so much, it‘s so close to home (Shickley? Little Blue?) (the Continental Divide is where the rivers run the other way, not the highest peak?) Loved it.
Donna!!! I stopped to get my mail as I was coming into work today and what a fun surprise (and all the stamps for charity!! Thank you!)!!!! I‘m super excited to explore thru my book before starting my adventure.. in 133 days. Thank you my sweet Valentine 💌 ❤️📖
#Litsylove #Alaska #Chocolatelove #TravelandSnacks
pickVery informative book if you love geography and travel
pickWow! Apparently I started this book in June 2021. It is now February 2025 and I‘ve finally finished reading all 1150 pages! It‘s taken me as long to read it as it took Rebecca West to write it! An amazing, epic read that I was happy to dip into, savour, leave and return to over 4 years. The author at one point says that her book is so long probably no one will ever read it. She was wrong. Completed in 1941 and still being reprinted says it all.
