pickWell, I‘m sure glad I didn‘t check to see what y‘all thought of this book before I read it because WOW, there is *no* Litsy Love to be found! Was it an alien story? Nope. Were there some plot holes? I suppose, yes, but can‘t that also just mean that we get to walk away with some questions? Isn‘t it okay to wonder, to allow some space for our beautiful brains to choose imaginative explanations of our own? Anyway, I‘m making this a pick. ⭐️⭐️⭐️.5
pickA unique sci-fi/romance set in a futuristic world with clones and digital media implants. The heroine, Felicity is from a family that doesn‘t believe in using the tech, and is a tarot card reader with better than average luck.
Excited to try to do the #readyourkindle challenge again this month. I realized I accidentally listed a book I finished last month so I randomly picked a new one for #15. Thanks @CBee for organizing
1. Tagged
2. The King's Bed: Sex and Power in the Court of Charles II by Michael Walsh & Don Jordan
3. UFO: The Inside Story of the US Government's Search for Alien Life Here and Out There by Garrett M. Graff
#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain
Current #librarybook that I‘m reading on my new Kobo! Do you use an e-reader? I love it for reading at night and limiting my blue light exposure.
Even though it‘s winter, we‘ve had some warm days and I‘m craving books set in a cold and snowy place!
I am posting one book per day from my extensive, and ever growing, TBR shelves. Some are old and some are new, some were gifts and some I don't remember why I bought them.
Day 29
#ABookADay2024
#JoyousJanuary #Midwintersolace
Planned weekend reading, as well as finishing the tagged.
@Andrew65
pickI hit my reading goal with this one!
Chilling and bleak with George Saunders vibes. I‘d had this on my shelf for years and glad I finally read it as Atwood is a master of dystopian fiction. I wish there was a little more depth to the relationships though.
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