Welcome to Litsy!

This isn‘t bad, but there‘s something about the detective character that makes me not want to continue. Also the main protagonist makes some questionable choices. Very cool premise but I bailed at 40%

I just spent an inordinate amount of time making a PowerPoint (Canva) presentation about yetis for my first Cryptid of the Month Club at the library tomorrow.

TIL that Jimmy Stewart was involved in stealing mummified “yeti fingers” from monks in Nepal. His scientist friend wanted them, and he asked the monks and they said no. So he stole them, and gave them to Jimmy Stewart, who was headed back to London. 👇🏻

I need to talk to someone who has also read this and loved it, it‘s sooooo good and I love its commentary on being queer

First book of 2024! I thought this book was interesting. If you‘re interested in unexplained phenomena, conspiracy theories or men in black stuff, this is your book!
3 🌟

The reasons I struggled to connect with this book were all mine. It‘s not the usual POV I go for and the struggles were nearly all internal which makes the story lag for me. But I was fascinated with Mothman and how Noah used him to process his grief for his friend.

“Fingers of lightning tore holes in the black skies as an angry cloudburst drenched the surrealistic landscape.”

#FirstLine #Friendsgiving

Guess I decided to cry at work today (but also if you have 2023 MG recommendations in wake of no MG category let me know!)

Kind of fun, but the writing was overly descriptive. Lots of unnecessary detail, more telling than showing. And I could have done without the romantic subplot. If you‘re in the mood for something that feels a bit like a Hallmark movie with a dash of Scooby-Doo, might be worth a try.

Door County is 3.5 hours north of me, I live in Southern WI. Only been there once but I want to go again someday soon. Looking forward to a cozy, contemporary mystery! 🍂🍁

Cute!