“when the reading of such literature is associated with idleness…a woman‘s thoughts and feelings cannot be other than impure and sensual…novel-reading causes, at the very least, fretting, nightmares and a bad complexion.”
That explains so much! 😂
#foodandlit #Canada @Catsandbooks
It's so crazy how fast this pregnancy has flown by! She's almost here, and I can't wait. I just wish my mama was here to see this. It's been one year without her, and it hurts so bad, especially because I knew she wanted to have a granddaughter so badly.
On a lighter note, here are some of the books that my fiancée and I read to babygirl. Definitely not all of them, but some of them.
My last post was really sad (thank you for your condolences for my family), & I'm trying to pull myself out of a depressive episode. This post is a happy post! Today is my grandson's due date, but he's still happy in the womb for now. The doctor scheduled an induction, but doesn't think we will make it to then! Exciting for me! Instead of "Grandma" I'm going to be called "Lyly". ???
My #bookspin and #doublespin for November.
The Birth House is from 2006
Fifty Day of Solitude is from 1994.
#192025 @Librarybelle @TheAromaofBooks
pickI slowly read this and I did for the most part find it informative.
Read for reading challenges
4/5
Check out Meredith‘s Book Recommendation on Book Interrupted‘s Manuscript Monday https://www.bookinterrupted.com/post/manuscript-monday-it-s-not-the-stork
