I'm actually having a really hard time getting back into this book because my brain isn't done obsessing over my last book.
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I'm actually having a really hard time getting back into this book because my brain isn't done obsessing over my last book.
I started reading this book almost a year ago but never got past halfway. I'm starting from the beginning again so I can finish it before seeing the friend who gave it to me. We meet up annually to talk about books, so I wanna have this one fresh in my mind when I see them again.
pickInteresting, but not entirely substantiated scholarship— still, definitely worth the read and fascinating 🧚🍁💀not for the weak-stomached scholar, that‘s for sure
so-soFinished this one today. It was ok and I didn‘t DNF. But, yeah.
I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!
#ABookADay2024
pickCheryl Strayed‘s Wild meets Diana Melmuth‘s The Witching Year in this messy but endearingly earnest travel memoir. While grieving her father, writer Signe Pike rambles primarily across England, Ireland, and Scotland, seeking out stories and first-hand accounts of faeries, visiting faery landmarks and sacred places, and reckoning with a devoted but angry father she loved but never understood. Slow and not fully satisfying, but worth the read!
The tagged book! I stayed up until like 1 or 2 in the morning to finish reading it! I absolutely loved getting Tybalt‘s point of view, and the concept of telling a story from two different points of view always grabs my attention.
#SundayFunday Have a safe and happy day, and remember to tag me!
Just managed to get this set for £5. Anyone read them? What do you think?
