#HomeschoolReads Our #November #ReadAloud is Johnny Tremain. My kids are LOVING the insults, so I have to stop them from calling each other a “pig in a louse.“ 😂 #novemberreadaloud #homeschool #homeschoolmamas #sonlight
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#HomeschoolReads Our #November #ReadAloud is Johnny Tremain. My kids are LOVING the insults, so I have to stop them from calling each other a “pig in a louse.“ 😂 #novemberreadaloud #homeschool #homeschoolmamas #sonlight
#LilliRead #motherandchildconnection
Just loving Lilli‘s philosophical awakening, which makes her miss discussing such matters with her mother.
My mother‘s birthday is November 28th. She died 4years ago at age 92. I am so lucky to have had her for so long. She remained sharp, opinionated, strong,generous, controlling at tomes,demanding of herself & others. I still miss our talks, our laughs, sharing books, wine, the beach, Cape Cod. ❤️
Been patiently waiting my turn for this. I love Beatriz Williams‘ other books and have high hopes.
A new book, chocolate soufflé in the oven, and snuggles with the pup after a loooong day.
#DogsofLitsy
Excited that the #tob2020 long list is here! 62 books, and I‘ve read 12 (including one im halfway through) which is fewer than I hoped! Some here I‘ve been meaning to read for ages, some I‘ve never heard of. I‘d love to grind through all of them but wow newly released books are expensive. A couple are available in my library as ebooks so I‘ll manage a few more!
https://themorningnews.org/article/the-year-in-fiction-2019
pickCilka's Journey tells a fictional account of Cilka's life and the horrors that women faced at the hands of Soviet soldiers and fellow prisoners after #WW2 ended. A great read if you want to see how women coped from years of living at #concentrationcamps. It really made me uncomfortable with just minor details of violence
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/3053403936 #gulags #womeninhistory #psychological
pickMan...this book...it took me awhile to get into and get through. I started it, set it down, and read three others before I picked it back up to finish. I don't know why. I loved the first one, and characters were primarily the same though there was a slight jump in time. I didn't really hit my stride in reading this until about the last third. Here's hoping that the next and final book in this trilogy will grip my brain like the first did.
