Like when I've read (or already have on my tbr shelf) at least one book off a suggestion list.
In this case, I've already read 2! And both were read after becoming a Litten ☺️👍. Truthfully, joining Litsy has helped me read more again!
Braiding Sweetgrass was poetic and a joy to read.
While I've enjoyed the Blood Sisters story better, White Horse was really good. Read during last year's spooky season, made the story all the more atmospheric. 👇
pickThis was an amazing mystery. I like how focused this story was on “mystery“ and not graphic violence and gory scenes.
The story was not predictable, at least it kept surprising me, especially the last bit of chapter twenty and the last few chapters. Oh, that ending was spectacular! 👇
I didn't plan on reading this...I collect American Indigenous (and Canadian Aboriginal) books and authors (fictional and nonfiction), yet I don't always have the courage to read them.
It is difficult for me to explain. I best try now that I've mentioned this...
I've become squeamish over the years when it comes to graphic scenes and certain sensitive subjects. I prefer quick facts, not detailed.
With Native books, these feelings intensify. 👇
Excessive foul language (doesn't bother me, yet some readers might not like). Note, since alot of books these days seem to have foul language, I've decided to make this my last warning about it.
excessive drinking (some of which underage).
Drug and sex (some of which under age).
Sensitive topics.
Nothing too descriptive to my opinion. 10mo
#braidingsweetgrassreviewedbyanncrystal
#whitehorsereviewedbyanncrystal 7mo