Here‘s my list for October #ReadYourEbooks. As I predicted, I read none of the picked books for September, although I did read one that wasn‘t picked, so that‘s a win! I‘m still pretty focused on the NBA lists this month, so we‘ll see how I do with this.
Here are just a few of the books I hope to read this month!!🧡👻🎃📚 #hauntedshelf @BookwormAHN #erasghostsbingo #bookbingo
Happy October, Littens! Put some fall decorations on a bookshelf…it makes me happy when I look at it! 🎃🍂
Honourable Mentions to "The Open House" and "Appleby's Answer", both by Michael Innes
TBR list for #HauntedShelf #ScreamTeam 🎃
🎃 #Bookspin / #Doublespin list for October 2025
and the first thirteen books also serve as 🎃 #Castthedie list.
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+25 Early points
@ImperfectCJ @PuddleJumper @TheAromaofBooks
Just a reminder as October comes in sight, if you‘d like to share your special day with your Litsyland family, please send your Litsy handle and birthdate to litsybirthdays@gmail.com. The #birthdayfairies would love to shower you with a little extra #birthdaylove whenever you celebrate. 🎉
Looking forward to the birthday fun with our October babies!
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pick7th grader Simon O'Keeffe and his family move to Grin And Bear It, Nebraska, which is part of the National Quiet Zone where radio and hence wifi devices are banned to help the work of radio astronomers.
An enjoyable black comedy about finding friends and incidentally recovering from traumatic episodes in the past. Some truly lol moments.
so-soI wanted to like this story of a family and a treasured heirloom‘s place in the family‘s history that stretched across centuries, generations and geography. But the way the story was told was meandering and disjointed, with multiple POVs that sometimes went off tangent or seemed superfluous to the narrative arc.
