Last Saturday was our National Children's Day in Thailand. To celebrate the day I picked up this book to reread. It's my most favorite book when I was a kid. Almost 30 years have passed and it's still lovely and not boring at all :)

This book had been in my huge pile of TBR for years and it became one of the books that told me to stop buying new books (or at least buy less), read and discover gem in what you already had (but shamelessly neglected). It is a beautiful book. The one that makes you feel good when you finish it at night and wake up feeling wonderful the next morning.

Interesting historical story presented in this wordless picture book. Love lose and quirky lines of the illustration as well as funny expression of each character. I enjoyed looking at little details of scenes and actions. This book should give parents and their kids great reading experience.

So happy to finish this classic as my first book for this year 🌸🌼🌻

I managed to read 104 books last year. Never read this many and so happy about it. Going to read more this year!

Currently reading. Love this paperback edition as well as the illustrated one by Inga Moore

Currently reading. Read a lot of good reviews and it's quite good so far. On page 74 now

Currently reading. This book was in adult fiction shelf but I feel like I'm reading a book for teens. It's an easy read and although I'm not so impressed with her writing style, I just kept reading and want to know what will happen next.

Another mystery series I'm following. Robert Galbraith is another pen name of J.K. Rowling who wrote Harry Potter. I like this series because it's not too dark or too harsh and I'm curious about the romantic element between the protagonist and his assistant. It's kind of cute. :)

There are 2 book series I follow and keep in stock to read when I don't know what to read. One is Louise Penny's Armand Gamache series and the other is this Flavia de Luce mystery. On the fourth book now :)

Life is change. If you aren't growing and evolving you're standing still, and the rest of the world is surging ahead. Most of these people are very immature. They live 'still' lives, waiting

I listened to this book while working. Funny and heartwarming. It helped me get through exhaustion and looming-deadline anxiety. A good reading/listening experience :)

I read this book in January and got a feeling this would be one of my top ten books by the end of this year :) The author narrates the story in a quiet but impressive voice. You can feel snow swirling around you, hear the heartbreaking silence and feel your heart getting warm when love is around.

Currently reading The Light Between Oceans. Just got to page 166. Although I want to know what happens, the writing doesn't capture me, tempted to switch to read something else. Maybe the blue one here?

Beautiful prose. One of the best books I have ever read.

Funny, heartbreaking and wonderful. My favorite :)

One of the books that makes me feel better with myself. Not that I hate my silence but being able to understand oneself is part of happiness :)