Thanks for the tag @peaKnit and @Eggs
#wonderouswednesday
1. Indoor: uno or the game of life… outdoor: tag or ghosts in the graveyard
2. Number the stars… I credit this book for kickstarting my love of historical fiction
@BethM @JenReadsAlot
Thanks for the tag @TheSpineView
1. I have always liked the name Josephine… not sure why, I just do!
2. Sandy, Bradie, Mason, Chewie, Pumpkin and Winnie
3. Luna Lovegood
@BethM @peaKnit @JenReadsAlot
Am reading. Dolly Cat is moral support. #horror #novel #fiction #womenwriters
#WomensHistoryMonth A book that isn‘t referenced as much today ,I have never forgotten it. Creativity is not enough, Tillie was a creative person working regular jobs while raising 4 girls , despite her longing to write, a life so busy leaves little time to find a room of one‘s own. Lack of time,lack of money, lack of hope. To be taken seriously, to be considered,in her era of 1st wave feminism, most of the publishing gate keepers, old white guys
Time to reread & then share Atwood's all-too-relevant classic in our LFL... #Atwood #womenwriters #lfl
pickI thoroughly enjoyed this Golden Age murder mystery. The characters are almost all over-the-top cariacatures, and as such, were hilarious. Gossip and judgment turns to murder and there‘s suspicion all around—and there‘s no shortage of witty dialogue and clever characterization along the way. This was my December #BookSpin (yes, another belated review!).
pickLike with most short story collections, I liked some more than others. So many were heartbreaking. But also full of love of family. Sony‘s Gone might have been my favorite, but The Bones of Louella Brown was also a favorite. #bookspin @TheAromaofBooks
