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#HalloweenPoetryMatters #Day16 #Trance A beautiful quote by the novelist & short story writer from Mississippi. #Scarathlon #SpookyGhostClub 6pts

#ScarathlonPhotoChallenge Day 13 🌖 #Moon
I've had my witchy playlist on repeat lately, including this song
https://spotify.link/4qLtf6bqSDb
#Scarathlon #TeamBOOkLovers @Bookwormjillk

September #BookSpinBingo wrap up. I managed to tie September with February for my slowest reading months of 2023. Not sure what happened there. September seemed like it went by way too fast. Good news though is now I can count all the stories separately from my #DoubleSpin book for #Scarathlon 😈 #BatBrigade

September was a lovely month for gardening, sending off our monarchs, soccer, and READING. 📖
Loved so many of these titles pictured here.

7 bingos for #bookspinbingo 🦋

🎧SEPTEMBER RECAP🎧

It was a good month. I had four 5-star books. Which is amazing, and they were amazing. This is also my longest time listened in a month for the whole year. But...I didn't get any actual reading accomplished this month...oh well.

fav book of the month was Such Sharp Teeth by Rachel Harrison
fav cover of the month was The September House by Carissa Orlando

My September reading graph is all over the place and that jives with how September rolled. Looking forward to a more settled October.

Thanks to a good final week, I finished 14 books this month. While my average rating was higher than last month, I still feel like I read a lot of mediocre and forgettable books, which makes me a little sad. The Devil‘s Playground was my favorite and The Paradox Hotel was not far behind. #spetemberstats #septemberwrapup

Here‘s the books I read in September.

#2023Book65
Based on the cover, I didn't think I was going to enjoy this book much. But I'm glad I gave it a try. The story follows multiple generations who live and work the same farmland, showing how the characters interact with each other and the land around them. There was one character death that deserved more time, but other than that, I enjoyed everything about this book.