Litsy

Mysteries of Udolpho | Ann Ward Radcliffe

Ch 2.9: ok, this was not too bad 🤣 #annetteseesaghost 👻 #faints #macaroniismeantoauntie #faints #emilycracksherheadopen #doesntcry #hmmmmm #auntiemayhavetoliveinthetower #macaroniwantstoleadthenoodlegang #robinhoodheisnot #macaronihassomeonehiddennexttoemily #notaverysmarthidingplace #staytuned #hashtagbrigade

BarkingMadRead @indoordame @bookwormjillk @mcctrish @thebookhippie @dabbe
@zezeki @deblovestoread @librarybelle @kwmg40 @ruthiella @clare-dragonfly @cuilin 3mo

BarkingMadRead @elizamarie @quietjenn @jewright @larkken @thearomaofbooks @rubyslippersreads @anishainkspill @eeclayton @alldebooks @elizamarie @peanutnine @bklover
3mo

mcctrish Honest to god, Annette tells the absolute worse recountings #justthefactsmam #itsallgoingtohell #macaroniandthenoodlegang 🍝 🤣🤣🤣 3mo

See All 8 Comments

zezeki I'm really curious about the dog, he was only mentioned once since arriving to the castle. 😅 3mo

Bookwormjillk Noodle gang 😂 3mo

Clare-Dragonfly The noodle gang 😂😂😂 3mo

peanutnine Annette is definitely my favorite character, her stories are ridiculous but so entertaining, especially when she was sworn to secrecy. Also the line "But the faculty of speech was never long withheld from Annette" had me laugh out loud ? 3mo

BarkingMadRead @peanutnine #comicrelief for sure! 3mo

44 likes8 comments

BarkingMadRead

A Glass of Blessings: A Novel | Barbara Pym

Ch 22: a visit to Bason‘s antique shop #icantpicturethebeard #whatadisaster #theirdinnerthough #cheating#cheaterswhocheat #theydeserveeachother #pemberlittens #hashtagbrigade

BarkingMadRead @staycurious @ravenlee @bookwormjillk @catlass007 @indoordame @librarybelle @kspenmoll @annr @cuilin @thebookhippie @ruthiella @eeclayton @crinoline_laphroaig 1y

BarkingMadRead @bklover @peanutnine @dabbe @annececilie @rubyslippersreads @thearomaofbooks @julieclair @bthegood @graciouswarriorprincess @rwmg @deblovestoread @aimeesue 1y

Cuilin Is it the same Prudence from Pym‘s novel “Jane and Prudence” ? I read it and I think she did have an affair with a married man. 🤔 I also wondered what Bason had “borrowed” from the antique store so far. Lol (edited) 1y

See All 14 Comments

BarkingMadRead @Cuilin wouldn‘t that be a fun crossover! And I‘m sure he‘s “borrowed” so so many things 🤣🤣 1y

Bookwormjillk Yeah he borrowed all the good things I‘m sure! 1y

ravenlee @Cuilin the introduction in my copy says it is the same Prudence. 1y

rwmg @cuilin I always had the impression it was the same Prudence 1y

Cuilin @ravenlee 👍 1y

Cuilin @rwmg I love how this novel has characters from her other novels 1y

dabbe Bason and Keith seem to me to be the #comicrelief in this novel. Every time one of them shows up, you know it's going to be a hoot. 🤣 1y

dabbe Thanks for leading the helm again, @BarkingMadRead with your insightful and hilarious hashtags and photos. 🧡🖤💜 1y

Aimeesue What the heck is an egg-shaped beard??? So puzzling. 1y

Bklover @BarkingMadRead Thank you once again for guiding us along with humor and insight. I am finding myself missing Wilmet a bit; she was definitely growing on me 1y

bthegood Thanks for hosting and making this a fun read! 1y

44 likes14 comments

jamield1911

Untitled | Unknown

Happy Red Nose Day! 🥰❤️
Little legs has had fun at nursery today, crafting and playing outside.
Meanwhile, myself and her Daddy are preferring St. Paddy's Day, with Guinness and Baileys 🤣🇮🇪☘️
#comicrelief
#stpatricksday

dabbe Hopefully not mixed together! Or is there a new SPD drink I don't know about? 💚🤣☘️ 2y

jamield1911 @dabbe 🤢 even I'm not that adventurous! 🤣 2y

9 likes2 comments

kspenmoll

The Trial of Lizzie Borden | Cara Robertson

#sundaybuddyread #comicrelief
“As for the hair found on the hatchet he(Prof Wood,Harvard Medical School)found only one in the envelope not two,and concluded it was animal hair,likely belonging to a cow.Howard (Boston Globe reporter)gleefully wrote that the neighboring cow then “broke forth into a long and most in Emphatic wail just as the expert on the stand testified.“ This cow moos at inopportune moments during the trial, proving comic relief.