pickIf The Spellshop was a fuzzy blanket for my spirit, this book was a gentle hearthfire, warming right down to the depths of me.
In this book, we get to meet Terlu Perna, who created the sentient talking spider plant, Kaz, and paid a steep price for it.
From forgiveness and redemption to self-discovery and healing, Durst covers a range of topics without straying from her characteristic cozy style and stunning imagery.
100% recommend!
Picking up this cozy read for fall, and to recover from Babel. Emotional damage!!
pickTerlu broke the law and was turned into a statue as punishment so it was quite a surprise when she woke up in a snowy forest six years later.
Terlu was sent to the island of Belde, home of an enchanted greenhouse that is failing and the gardener who hopes she can save it.
So cozy and sweet, with a found family of sentient plants and learning that you are worth sticking around for.
pickSinging plants and honey cakes. It‘s exactly what I needed. Me being me, I could have done without the romance. But I liked the vibe and also the hope.
pick#Pemberlittens how was your August? Caught up on Rational Creatures & Dangerous To Know Anthologies. Really enjoyed NA & MP stories.
MP movie changed important things so it wasn't really in the spirit of Jane. But if you ignored that it was good.
Tagged book is part of Murder on Location series. Not MP but I enjoyed.
Jane Was Here was a delight!
Jane's part of The Watsons was brilliant. Continuation was mediocre.
#JaneAustenThenAndNow
pickMy favorite things in this series is the locations, this time Bath, Jane Austen mentions, and the ongoing romance.
I've been gradually working my way thru. This was perfect for this month's #ThematicCozies theme of Travel. I'll return to it @julieclair for December's Holiday prompt.
