Welcome to Litsy!

I visited a small independent bookstore, found the tagged book, a new tea called “Wuthering Heights“, and a new bookmark. Then I stopped at the cafe next door and got a lavender latte and an oatmeal creme pie (which I ate before taking the photo). #Readathon

Let's see those Kindle Case stickers please. Tag me, I'd love to see 😍 Heres mine to start. #jurassicpark #fourthwing #belle #beautyandthebeast #cats #acotar #feyre #wolves #owl #harrypotter

I'm escaping into this book tonight because I need to know that humans can do good things too. Reintroducing wolves into Yellowstone has been huge for the entire Yellowstone ecosystem.

#NonFiction #Yellowstone #Wolves

Our check for lunch was brought to us in this book!
Great food!
#JackRose #NewOrleans

A unique story. I enjoyed reading it. #MayMontage #150-225Pages @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Classic Newbery Winner 1973. A young girl rebels against a tough situation at home and sets off towards san Francisco. She quickly becomes lost in the wilds of Alaska, where she befriends a pack of wolves. Enjoyable quick read. 4 stars.

I know I read this when I was a kid, but I honestly had no recollection of the story. There are some unbelievable things that happen to Julie/Miyax but what a brave and clever girl. This makes me want to visit Alaska so much!
#readysetread - Middle Grade Less than 200 pages, Outdoor Scene on Cover, First Book in a Series
@Clwojick

4/5⭐ A soulfully written memoir, heartwarming & heartbreaking. The details into caring for & gaining the trust of wolves were fascinating. The Dutchers realized their vision of getting readers to understand wolf social complexities, making the unhappy ending resulting from egotism & willful ignorance so appalling. Because of the ending, the rest of the book is important for developing a more respectful relationship with wolves & nature. #roll100

“The Native Americans know that wolves are #mirrors for humans. What they show us are our strengths and weaknesses... When I lived with the wolves, I was proud of the reflection of myself. But when I came back, I always paled in comparison.”

#InQuotes

This is a unique viewpoint on Ojibwe culture. An older wolf "Uncle" spends time in the evenings with the pups of the pack storytelling. He passes on the history of the Ojibwe and their relationship with the wolves. I found much to contemplate in this short book. #20in4 readathon @Andrew65 #Booked2023 #TitleStartsWithVorW @alisiakae @Cinfhen @BarbaraTheBibliophage