
Hagworthy a mystical village - my current bus read 📚
Hagworthy a mystical village - my current bus read 📚
Sweet story about finding joy in hard circumstances with lovely imagery of the Welsh countryside. Not as complete of a story as my all time favorite St. John, Treasures of the Snow, but nonetheless a lovely spring read.
Fantastic, loved it. I‘ve been collecting as many Dorrie the Witch books as I can find. This one was elusive, so I resorted to eBay and had to get a little paperback edition. All the others I‘ve found are the hardcover school editions like I read in elementary school.
I have “Ev‘rybody Wants To Be A Cat” in my head, so I thought I‘d do a #TuesdayTunes & #CatsOfLitsy crossover post.
What are your favorite cats songs?
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=nDJockBnjYs&si=P5TOYHLmOH7uz1tH
So I started an online class, and between it and job applications, I apparently barely had time to finish a middle reader book (that I devoured multiple times when I was a kid) before the library wanted it back.
That said, this is still very sweet and it was fun reading it as an adult that understands the framing story of mid-century England much better. I also think it was what originally set me on the path of becoming a time travel bitch.
#MiddleGradeMarch #Pop #TBR
Prompt: Flowers on the cover
My bookspin for March, a Canadian #Canlit children's classic from the 1980s. Hope to start later today!
New issue. Who has enough books to build that house? 🙋🏻♀️
It has two kittens.
It‘s Jesusy. Which for all intents & purposes is an adjective.
Another great story for kids to learn how to read. I love this family. #ISpyBingoJan @TheAromaofBooks