“I can see that living alone, as you do, leaves empty space around you, and that can feel lonely. Living together with other people, as I do, can feel lonely, too.”
A beautiful and touching epistolary novel about a farmer's wife and a museum curator seeking second chances at life and love. So charming and heartfelt…
#Museum
#StorySettings
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pick#StorySettings Day 25: From Fats‘ review: “The story focuses on a Danish couple and their daughter named Anett. Anett and her parents are hiding a Jewish woman and her son in their #cellar. ‘They are new friends,‘ said Anett‘s mother. Because their new friends would be staying with them for a couple of nights, Anett‘s mother made sure they had enough food.”
Fats‘ review here: https://wp.me/pDlzr-cV4
My current view in Bergen Norway. So beautiful here but we head out tomorrow. Reading this book that takes place in Copenhagen which was our first stop on our trip…. Love reading about place I know or have been to… anyone else?
#naturalitsy #hygge #litsolace
https://www.ourheritageofhealth.com/ways-to-hygge-in-the-spring/
It‘s a nice simple list we all can do one or two of them for sure. Definitely use reader view to read it whew the ads!!
#HYGGEHOURREADATHON DAY 🙌🏼
I hope everyone is doing okay! Taking a specific time gathering my cocoa or tea or coffee and my book and blanket and purposefully sitting an hour at night before the start to the week… ZEN
#litsolace
Everyone welcome to join in in anyway you like!
Happy Sunday I hope we all have a wonderful week!
pickA good mystery with its roots in the Nazi occupation of Denmark during WWII, but I think the author was trying too hard with her private investigator hero, giving him a few too many quirks.
This works for quite a few #TPRC prompts, but I‘m going for #6 #DamnFineCoffee
so-soSweet little exchange of letters between two strangers who share their thoughts, hopes and daily or weekly goings on.
