Hubs got a wild hare up his butt on Monday and decided we were going to completely rearrange the house. It‘s caused a lot of extra work and cleaning but has resulted in this :)
Today is my birthday (61st it's hard to believe), so of course I had to go buy some books for my ever growing, slightly groaning TBR shelves. I liked Blake Crouch's Upgrade, and I already have Dark Matter, Stardust is the only book by Neil Gaiman that I haven't read (I tried watching the movie and stopped 30 minutes into it), and Dreadful just sounded like a fun book.
#nevertoomanybooks #neverenoughshelves
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This is a cute children‘s book (part of the Bats series) with an autumn & slightly spooky (it‘s bats) 🦇🦇🦇 vibe so I‘m counting it for #HauntedShelf. I‘m also using it for the #BookScavengerHunt #Luck prompt as these book-loving bats get lucky when a library window is left open & they get to spend the evening at the library. .
Read during the readathons listed in comments below. Go Team #Flerken 👻
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Got this today at a book sale at a local book store.
pickThis is another cute kids book that is a must for bibliophiles. Thanks for the rec @DebinHawaii ! I‘m also using this for the book scavenger hunt (night sky).
#HauntedShelf
#FrightClub
#spookyread
#BookScavengerHunt
#childrensbook
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#WickedWhispers
Joining other great Littens who picked this book for today‘s #Bats prompt because it looked so darn cute when I was looking for bat books this morning. 🦇
I just borrowed it on Kindle through Libby & will add it to my #HauntedShelf list for Team #Flerken & read it this weekend. 📚🦇📚
October 3rd #WickedWhispers Bats
#HauntedShelf #FrightClub #BookScavengerHunt The Word Animal
@Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @PuddleJumper @Jadams89
Bit of a rainy day but the Brooklyn Book Festival is on!
Great as always, even in the rain. Came home with 5 new books for the TBR pile!
pick(2017) I "read" this for #ReadYouKindle , but it doesn't really work well on Kindle: it's a coffee-table book for people who love library catalogs, and the content mostly consists in images of treasures from the Library of Congress, with corresponding catalog cards. The text is dry, and most interesting to readers who probably know the story already, but the text isn't the point here. In print I expect it's gorgeous, and I want a copy of my own
