I‘m having so much fun reading LMM‘s Christmas stories! We‘ll finish those on Christmas Eve, then pick up our regular buddy reading starting 12/29. Above is our #KindredSpiritsBuddyRead schedule through mid-February, including two for #LMMReread, the last bit of Vol. 3 for #LMMJournals, and #LMMAdjacent read: The Country of the Pointed Firs by Sarah Orne Jewett. Let me know if you‘d like to be tagged for any or all of the above. All are welcome! ⬇
rubyslippersreads, Daisey, LeahBergen, JenlovesJT47, CogsOfEncouragement, lauraisntwilder, kwmg40, TheAromaofBooks, Roary47, LitsyEvents, julieclairThis was an amazing book filled with all the tension and other worldliness that I think of when I think of a Witchy Read. Ciccarelii has written an Enemies to Lovers romance that truly sets the bar for what can be done with this trope, especially when blended in with the Brothers Best Friend subtrope. With World building this vivid and detailed I cannot wait to see how the author will build on this for the nxt book.
The escapades of a young magician were the first thing that came to mind for today‘s #ChristmasCheer prompt.
#Day21
#Magical
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
@Eggs
pickStill sick as a dog so written review again. This graphic novel tells the tale of how Victor (later known as Mr. Freeze) meets Nora and starts a blooming relationship. Only one thing that's wrong, Nora has a deadly illness and Victor doesn't know about it. I love the illustrations throughout and the story line is good. I would love to see a another book like this where it shows how Victor becomes Mr. Freeze.
We're leaving tomorrow to go to see family for Christmas, so we had Christmas for the three of us last night. I am watching the beginning of the series while I fold laundry and pack. I have a suspicion that I might have loved this show as a kid because every girl is dressed like Samantha Parkington.
so-soI‘m a sucker for an Egyptian mystery/adventure but when I heard it was to be a duology, I waited to have the second in hand before cracking this open! Considering that cliffhanger of an ending, I‘m glad! Main character Inez leaves Argentina after receiving a letter about her parents‘ disappearance in the desert. Always longing to join them, she hopes to uncover the truth of what happened to them. Some predictable turns & Inez‘s naïveté soured it.
pickGood addition of Gary Paulsen of survivor stories. Great story about tragedy and resilience.
so-soNot a favorite, but MUCH better than the last one!
