“It was dusk for kilometers and bats in the
lavender sky, like spiders when a fly is caught, began to appear.”
#firstlinefridays
@ShyBookOwl
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“It was dusk for kilometers and bats in the
lavender sky, like spiders when a fly is caught, began to appear.”
#firstlinefridays
@ShyBookOwl
Omg @Captivatedbybooks I LOVE my goodies!! I‘m excited about your suggestion. YA horror set in Puerto Rico with mysterious murders sounds fantastic! The Red Knot from my TBR seems great for the coming season. Isolated Alaskan island, cults, and murder! My favorite candies Sour Patch Kids and Almond Joy plus Popsicle sour candy which I‘ve never seen before! I LOVE the book sleeve, the spider and stickers are so CUTE!! #AHRS2025 #AllHallowsReadSwap
pickI enjoyed this biography in verse about the Nicaraguan poet Ruben Dario. Once again something I would have never read if not for #FoodAndLit
I need a break from Kindle and audiobooks so I pulled out a stack of library books for this weekend‘s Readathon. I‘m hoping for some cozy quiet time free from screens. #TurnThePage
pickThis picture book published in 2018 blends vibrant colors, swirling lines, and layered textures to create a dreamlike journey of immigration, resilience, and hope. Her rich symbolic imagery complement the text, celebrating the beauty and courage to begin again.
I think this is a great book that encourages young readers to be excited about books in an imaginative way.
