April 18 #SpringSkies Powerful @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
Still no bingo🙁 Good reading month still. Maybe April, I'll finally get a bingo😏 ##bookspinbingo @TheAromaofBooks
It‘s our second zombie match and again the zombie is the winner! A close call again and test Idlewild beats Wellness. Who would have guessed? I know I didn‘t!
Idlewild is the book that has received the most zombie votes. Will it be enough to take away the 🦃 against Sinners?
Tomorrow we‘ll post the final match of our #LitsyToB24 and then you can all vote for your winner! One more day to go!
Finished up this book while watching March Madness. I enjoyed it a lot! A memoir about adopting a blind kitten and how the cat‘s spirit impacted her life/way of thinking. Definitely makes me appreciate my kitty all the more, especially given my Sammy is turning 16 in a couple months. Was a nice reminder to love him even in those moments of frustration
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Interesting debut by a trans author!
Centred on an intense friendship in a New York City high school that begins on 9/11, this novel kinda slightly missed the mark for me.
I was interested in the fate of the characters but the chapters using AIM chat and livejournal blog posts were off putting to me.
Something about Nell and Fays blog really made me uncomfortable? I don‘t know how to articulate it.
#lgbtq2024 #lgbtqbookbingo @Kenyazero
The face group Psychological Thriller had a post about Charlie Donlea. They talked about what a great writer he is, so I decided to read 'Twenty Years Later' by him. Glad I read it bc it was good.
A murder of an author takes place and 20 yrs later the lead detective is asked to consult for a TV show looking at the case. There's more to the case and the host of the TV show then you will expect. I recommend this gripping thriller.
But late for this one for #litsyToB24 but I‘m going to start it today!
New happy lamp that looks like the moon 🌕 perfect for this rainy day.
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This was so much more than I expected it to be. It was a really immersive, absorbing look at the intertwining lives of a group of theater kids at a Manhattan Quaker high school in 2001-2002. Strong themes of queerness in many forms, sex, art, love, friendship, obsession, control, and more. I recommend it!