I knew I was terrible at putting things in Goodreads, fable, or story graph, but this was only at 75 when I started two hours ago. I believe excessively bad is more fitting 😂😂😂
I knew I was terrible at putting things in Goodreads, fable, or story graph, but this was only at 75 when I started two hours ago. I believe excessively bad is more fitting 😂😂😂
My fave contemporary romances of 2024! All of these books burrowed their way into my heart and didn‘t let go.❤️❤️❤️
Book mail is the best kind of mail! The haul from my latest ThriftBooks spree, including a free Reading Rewards book. Happy belated birthday to me and happy early holidays. 😄 I‘m looking forward to reading all of these in the next few months and will probably start with the tagged book.
Now that the semester is over, my holiday reading can begin in earnest! 😍
I laughed out loud at least twice during this book. It was a perfect blend of found family, realistic struggles, and HEAs.
#WinterGames24 #HolidayBookDragons
Being sick has been great for my reading! I‘ve finished so many books in the last week. This is a debut light fantasy novel. It‘s a found family, traveling journey story. Tao is a fortune teller, but only small fortunes. She tried to keep her magic use to a minimum. She meets a bunch of characters and they start traveling together, looking for Mash‘s missing daughter.
This book was just lovely but at the same time deals with prejudices.
When you‘re sick you just need some tea, lots of supplies and a good book.
Was traveling for work this week and of course picked something up. So trying to be cozy this weekend.
Here's the books from your #AuldLangSpine list, @sebrittainclark, that were on #MountTBR already.
I'm trying to decide which book to start with, Cascade Failure (most looking forward to) or Bride (Hazelwood's last few romances have been #MoreMehThanYeah for me).
Guess I can always add a tenth book from the list and roll a D10. 😉
@monalyisha
3✨ This gave me a magical kids Nanny McFee vibe. I really enjoyed the homeschool witches, secret society aspect of this book. The characters were easy to like and the world building had a lot of interesting elements that could be explored more.
This book had us rolling in the car on our road trip this Thanksgiving. This character development is genius, refreshing, and “hilariousing“ as my 6 year old son would say! I can't wait to hear the rest as we unpack and unwind today.