pickReally liked this romance book! Daphne is a write who submits her book under a male name. It gets picked up and now she has to hire someone to be Zane. Mostly set in Canada but they do go on a book tour through the US.
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pickReally liked this romance book! Daphne is a write who submits her book under a male name. It gets picked up and now she has to hire someone to be Zane. Mostly set in Canada but they do go on a book tour through the US.
pickNovember has been a huge reading slump for me! ☹️I‘ve tapped out on at least five books…some I‘ve gotten almost to the middle of before official DNF status. So, my trusty TBR Jar gave me the prompt “less than 1000 ratings on GR” and I chose this from my saved Hoopla titles. I enjoyed it! Soft pick, but still a pick and I actually finished it, which is a win. A good man‘s story of the hardships and joys of his self-appointed seclusion. 3.5⭐️
Two Readathons with this book #ReadAway24 #36by36Readathon I finished one of the books intended to read for the #36by36Readathon 4 hours read, don't remember the #chapters lol @MatchlessMarie @DieAReader @Andrew65 @GHABI4ROSES
pickThis book was full of Canadian images of Northern Ontario. Loved the writing and the mystery. The story of two best friends going on a canoe trip to a village on Hudson Bay until they meet a couple of other people and notice a really big forest fire. A page turner. A story of survival. The photo is of an early sunrise on the lake 2 minutes away from my house. Muskrat Lake. #FoodandLit @Catsandbooks @Texreader
pickI could hardly put this book down. The suspense was killing me. Also, I need more wilderness-based mysteries. Finally, Heller is a Denver-based author that appeals too.
pickHatchet was published in 1986 and won the Newbery Honor in 1987. The story follows 13-year-old Brian Robeson, who must learn to survive alone in the Canadian wilderness after a plane crash. Equipped with only a hatchet and his wits, Brian faces challenges that test his resilience and resourcefulness.
