Welcome to Litsy!

Wasn‘t that great

Next audible

A fun short novel with a ‘seasoned ‘ main character.
An 83 yo woman was resolved to live the rest of her life alone, but then she acquired a responsibility- she can‘t die now!!
A hint of Fredrik Bachman‘s style of storytelling.
I‘m listening to the audiobook from Libby as well as reading the e-book.

A low pick. The mystery was OK but I liked the Saskatchewan setting, as I've not read many books set in that province of Canada.

#192025 #1994 @Librarybelle
#ChristmasCrimeChallenge (cosy) @Ruthiella @RaeLovesToRead

Awww. So sweet. Maybe not the best choice just after reading “The Correspondent”, as they are similar in subject, but super sweet. A great read for a cozy winter night.

#BookBlubGonePostal @BCGP
@BookAndBedAndTea
@BookishBrunette1

Finished this one the other day. I haven't been able to send it yet because (well, I lost my wallet, so I am waiting for all that to come in the mail - it's super annoying). Anyway probably by Wednesday. This one is between “so-so“ and a “pick“ because off the body stuff (you will see my point in the annotation)

Listening to audiobook

Ooops didn't finish before the library called it back.

Lobster 🦞is making it hard to read

#BookBlubGonePostal @BCGP
@BookAndBedAndTea
@BookishBrunette1

This is a quick cozy read about an 80 year old woman who finds a mouse in an abandoned aquarium and slowly befriends him. And makes some other friends along the way. Similar feel to a Backman story, but simpler. Cute.
Ann Patchett raved about it in an instagram post, and from the cover comment you can see she loved it.

September was such a good reading month - 16 books and 10 of them ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ or more.
Tagging a surprise standout - this one felt so Mrs. Pollifax and I was not mad about it!