Welcome to Litsy!

… until a little past the middle. We have our person on trial as the major point of view, and have a few others making comments about their character. By the trail we do have some repetition and the conclusion felt anticlimactic. While we need to remember the time frame in which this happened I was hoping for something more or different to really say I completely enjoyed this book. #FableBR

Welp, this won the vote on my Scottish selections for my longest running book club—& it‘s most definitely the most sexually explicit book the club has ever read together in its over 15 years of existence! From the cutesy cover & shapeshifting plot, I didn‘t expect this enemies-to-lovers romance to be quite so graphic (he can‘t control turning into Nessie by night, but manages to turn some specific body parts into something more monstrous!😳).

This was a lot of fun, I enjoyed the setting and the strong female characters.

Pleasant surprise to find this newly decorated crosswalk. #audiowalk

"Timing a trip to look for Scottish wildcats is difficult in a way, but in another way it's not: no matter what time you go, you're almost guaranteed not to see one."

About halfway through, and I'm really enjoying this book ?
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#WeeklyForecast

Finish Evenings and Weekends

Continue my yearlong reads on the right

Continue Little Dorrit #WhatTheDickens and The Flower Farm on audio

Read The Country of Others and hopefully also Oh William!

More #SummerCardSwap fun. 🤩

I feel like I‘ve forgotten someone.

Excellent haiku @kspenmoll 🙂❤️

Skye does *not* pose for photographs! I had to edge as close as she'd tolerate to take this. She's not a wild "Highland Tiger", but she doesn't mess about either. She is often playful, but absolutely on her own terms. We're loving getting to know her idiosyncrasies? #Caturday
The book is about the natural history of and conservation efforts for the Scottish wildcat, of which few now survive that aren't hybridised with domestic cats ?

#BookReport

I finished both The Wreath #DoorstopKristin #KLBR and Lamentation #ShardlakeBR

I read Bloddråpetall (Blood Drops Numbers)

I continued my yearlong reads on the right

I continued The Flower Farm on audio

I‘ve started both Little Dorrit #WhatTheDickens, and Evenings and Weekends

Jenny Colgan‘s books often miss the mark with me, but I enjoyed this one. I‘m a big knitter too and like Gertie I also knit to relax and stay calm. Fun characters in a beautiful setting. Though I agree with others that the cover is oddly misleading.