Welcome to Litsy!

I'm on #storygraph and have been for a few years. I usually only use it for challenge updates and end of year graphs, but I'd love to keep up with any of y'all on there too. Different username, but my Litsy handle is in my bio. And maybe the link below will work too!

https://app.thestorygraph.com/profile/yearsandcontinents

I just started using STORYGRAPH last year.
I haven‘t used it as a social platform, but maybe I should!
Here‘s my handle. 🦋📕🦋

https://app.thestorygraph.com/profile/tpixie

#storygraph

I was just talking with a friend about how hard it is to find people I know on StoryGraph… I literally had NINE friends on my SG list: a couple IRL friends and a handful of Littens. So I‘m loving how many Littens are sharing their StoryGraph names here at the start of the year! Here‘s mine… feel free to add me!

Last month‘s stats #summerreading

What a fun (and informative) little astrology book!

I am a huge astrology nerd, so naturally I was very excited for this one.

I loved that the book opened up with a short introduction into astrology and briefly explained birth charts and houses (although the graphic for the houses has an error on the numbering).

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2025/04/09/review-astrolographs/

March wrap up from StoryGraph!

“Mathematickles, math is fun!
Count the stars, add and run!“

Dive into the world of math with Mathematickles! This fun book features silly poems and bright pictures that help kids discover how math is all around us. It‘s a great way to make math fun and exciting for young readers!

This is a fun and playful book that introduces kids to math in a creative way. The book uses silly poems and colorful illustrations to explore different math concepts, like shapes, numbers, and patterns. Franco's playful rhymes make learning math exciting and enjoyable, showing kids that math is everywhere around them. It's a perfect blend of creativity and education, making it great for kids who might be hesitant about math!

According to #StoryGraph, in June 2023 @suvata mainly read:
• fiction books that are mysterious, dark, tense, and emotional.
• typically chooses medium-paced books that are 300-499 pages long