Welcome to Litsy!

This one was edge-of-your-seat suspenseful in a sophisticated way; while exploring universally human domains: trust, vision, the mystical, love, vengeance, and morality, among others. Seems I might never get enough of Krueger…

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Accurate pic of me sending out #LitsyLove today....... why yes it is once again snowing and blowing.........

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My mother used to read to me all the time! And I was obsessed with the tagged story, and Little Mermaid!Also when I was 7,Jurassic Park,the movie came out,and I loved it so much that my dad picked out fun bits from the book and gave it to me to read,so that would be the first "grown-up" book I read with someone ?

Could not put this down once it got going! I couldn't wait to see how the multiple points of view and inner thoughts from different characters and flashbacks between two different vacations intertwined together. I thought I had it figured out a couple times and was wrong. Great twisty plot.
■TW: Sexual abuse, child neglect, short mentions of self harm and suicide. #winter #mystery

Behold the coffee ☕️😅👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼we have power!!

No power have we but it‘s pretty outside ❄️😂❄️

Power will be on in another hour they say -we‘re holding heat hour four 🤞🏻❄️

First on agenda coffee as soon as we have power ☕️

Out my 🪟❄️🌨️❄️

Well it suddenly became winter here again recently and our kitchen got a much needed (literal) whitewash because it was a terrible orange that we decided we couldn't live with for the next few years. So splash on the paint!
This was a cute story, predictable and probably unlikely in many of the outcomes but perfect for a cozy, wintery read and full of loveable characters.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Admittedly, I bought this for the gorgeous cover! This debut novel from French Korean Dusapin is a brief translated work depicting Korean life in an off-season tourist town. Our unnamed narrator becomes fascinated with a Frenchman staying in the guesthouse she runs. They visit touristy sights together. They‘re both artists, though she feels trapped into Korean cultural norms. My favorite scenes were with her fishmonger mother.

Born and raised in California, Blair Braverman was drawn to the north. She ended up spending time and Norway and eventually learning to be a musher. About half this coming of age memoir is about that learning process and the other half is her settling into a small town in northern Norway and it‘s unique residents. This wasn‘t exactly what I was expecting, but I really liked it.