pickHoly shit this was a gripping and powerful story. One of my all time favorite books now and I would definitely reread it even knowing all the twists and turns it takes.
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pickHoly shit this was a gripping and powerful story. One of my all time favorite books now and I would definitely reread it even knowing all the twists and turns it takes.
pickLoved the care that went into researching witchcraft for this book. Aside from the fantastical aspects of magic, the aspects of witchcraft were spot on. I wasn't expecting the multiple twists until right before they happened. I stayed up late reading the last 50-100 pages because I didn't want to stop. 5⭐
Going to try and read this one with a chapter a day method. I haven't read a classic in a LONG time, so the writing is dry to me and hopefully reading it in small increments will be better for my enjoyment😊
pickTHIS NEEDS TO BE READ BY EVERYONE...such a powerful book...
These words right here ring so true, even now and it breaks my heart...
Decided to start this crucial book right here
pickGreat book for beginner Wiccans/ Witches. I read this as a refresher since I've been a practicing witch for years, and was glad to find out that I retained a lot of the information from this book. It has its roots mainly in Angelic Wicca, but can be adjusted to fit any pagan path, and any witch's practice.
My goals:
finish The Beautiful, Deadly Sweethearts
Start Witches of Ash & Ruin
pickFirst book done for April #bookishbingo!
Anna K. made me nearly cry at the end, I was not expecting that turn of events. Though that might be because I haven't read the original Anna Karenina yet...
1. Anna K. (Tagged), and others
2. The Warriors series
3. Any indie bookstore really.
4. The Giver, Gossamer.
5. The Giver
6. All of my unread books sitting on my shelf and then some 😅
7. Probably the Sweep series where magic is more tangible
8. House of Salt and Sorrows, in a good way!
9. one book a week for this year!
10. at a cafe outside and always with coffee to drink.
11. The Velveteen Rabbit
12. @Sara_Planz
pickIt's like a grown up Narnia, but with ten thousand doors to Narnia and each door is something different! Absolutely loved it, and would recommend to anyone that loves magical worlds and books within books!
1. Stephen King
2. Night
3. Salty
Tagged book is my current read for our work book club😊
pickLoved this one! Reminded me a lot of American Panda by Gloria Chao, but seemed to handle more about adulting and being your own person with sacrificing tradition or heritage.
This is supposed to be my reading chair, but it has been overtaken by my cats...
pickThis was an adorable story about fitting in and love and trust. It's also based in Chicagoland, which is my hometowns so that's a bonus! I need more books set in the Chicagoland area...
pickFirst book of 2020! This one was actually quite disturbing and the atmosphere reminded me of Megan Shepard's retellings of classic horror like Jekyl and Hyde and Frankenstein.
Just remembered that I had my #jolabokaflodswap box to open🥰 thank you @Alfrazier21 for the beautiful hardcover and all the delicious chocolate! I love it so much ❤️
Thank you @AprilMae for all the goodies and books! Thank you @Meaw_catlady for hosting, it was a really fun swap 😊
Got my box for #BasicWitchSwap!
@Meaw_catlady @AprilMae
1. I try to do 45 min every morning
2. Mood reader, I have about 10 books started and I switch between them depending on my mood
3. All the coffee!
4. Night owl
5. Set aside time each day to read and set realistic goals
6. Fantasy, sci-fi and spooky
7. All three, ebooks for travel, physical for home and work, audiobooks for multitasking and driving
❤️Katy, TX
🧡23
💛Manager at a bookstore, basically my paycheck goes back into the books
💚Married
💙She/her
💜I honestly don't remember, I've changed it a couple times🤣
1. Anything that reminds me of Autumn
2. Chocolate, sour candy
3. Black cats and spells
4. Samhain
Made a new bookmark last night 'cause I was bored and the hubby is out of town for the weekend.
Trying to decide between these 3 for my Book of the Month box pick.
The Flight Portfolio is a WWII historical fiction
Necessary People kind of reminds me of Vicious because of frenemies and characters trying to one-up each other
The Buried is about Egypt and its history and everything in between basically
Has anyone heard about or read any of these? Which one should I go with, if any?
1. Tagged
2. Work, hanging out and maybe a movie with work friends
3. Yes, but I don't eat them a lot cause I'm reducing my consumption of meat and dairy
4. Already am writing one, her name is Zenia 😄
5. 😊
#CatsofLitsy my baby Smudge and her spot laying on top of my books 😂
1. Sitting alone and reading
2. U.S. Army Reserve
3. None
4. Agatha Christie
5. Anyone who wants to do it 😊
I love my job cause i get to make window displays like this. The other 2 windows have a bunch of plush and toys, but this one i purposely made to be all books! 😍📖
Quick read i borrowed from work. It's a short, verse novel and i love me some novels in verse!
1. Tagged-among others
2. Crosstalk by Connie Willis
3. Only Human by Sylvain Neuvel, Rebel Seoul by Ellen Oh, Bloodleaf by Crystal Smith
Just put up a video this week on middle gtade recommendations!
If you're looking for some chill and cute books to read, I've a few here for you. 😁
https://youtu.be/DOJRipchETk
pickI really enjoyed this book, but this may be hit or miss for most others. I jave a full review posted on my channel, check it out if you're interested in hearing my full thoughts 😊 ⬇⬇⬇
https://youtu.be/wkmO1GUl7e8
I am putting a restriction on my book buying. We moved into our own apartment and need to cut expenses where we can. I already have a lot of books on my shelf and multiple libraries to use, so I'm going to focus my reading on those instead of buying new books to read!😆
https://youtu.be/CTwnsVwgAr8
Has anyone else done something like this? How did it work out if you have? I'd love to know!
I did a tag! Trying to stay with the tag Tuesday theme every week, and so far it's been working so yay!
This week I did the currently reading tag; check it out here! ⬇
https://youtu.be/VOgvxSj5wr0
so-soI would recommend this one to people looking for romance novels that are on the cusp between regular romance and erotica. Not too graphic, but still was realistic.
