Another delightful No. 1 Ladies‘ Detective Agency story
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Another delightful No. 1 Ladies‘ Detective Agency story
Cozy blanket, breakfast, and a book. I love a slow morning.
She went from only wanting to read picture books to choosing a 250-pager with 0 pictures overnight 🥰 They grow up so fast!
#raisingreaders
Reading spooky stories to Daisy #catsoflitsy #raisingreaders
Just finished my my first read through of the Anne of Green Gables series. It was delightful!
It‘s our second year of homeschooling and I am so grateful to get to witness such sweet moments like my kids snuggled up and enjoying a book together 🥰 #raisingreaders
pickAs usual, Jen Wilkin brings so much clarity to biblical text that tends to get glossed over. This book was well written and incredibly insightful.
Great finds from the user bookstore at the beach! Does anyone else pack too many books but still irrationally feel like you‘re going to run out of reading material?
pickThis had my attention from start to finish. Just enough of a spooky factor with magic, ghosts, and secret societies. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I may be able to get the human children to leave me alone for a bit so I can read but the feathered children, not so much 🐓
Back to playing and reading outside in the afternoons 🌞
#SocialDistancingDay356
pickThis was definitely a #blameitonLitsy buy. I loved this book. It allowed me to experience the world of Sommeliers and what it takes to become one. I am too poor to experience the world of high end wine any other way 🙃
so-soThis book went between long lulls and some hilarious parts. I can‘t decide which side dominated so I‘ll rate this one so-so.
pickFirst book finished in 2021 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
This is the most books I‘ve ever read in a single year!
Theme drinking a beer called Rented Luxury. Thought it would pair well with Anna 😆 #booksandbeer
Our power is out but I can‘t put Lilac Girls down!
pickI really loved this. It was beautifully written and slowly unfolded Mina‘s life to the reader through the eyes of her daughter and through Mina‘s perspective.
Fireside reads after a day spent in the Great Smoky Mountains ⛰
pickWhat a delightful cozy mystery with just the right amount of the supernatural added in!
COVIDhas inspired the kids and I to spend a lot of time in the science classroom of our backyard. We added these two books to our library today to help with our studies!
pickAlison Weir knows how to write nonfiction in a way that is easy to read. If you‘re interested in this period of history, I would definitely recommend this one!
Up next in the #littlehousereadaloud
My kids have really enjoyed these books so far and that makes me so happy!
It finally feels like fall and a chill in the air calls for a spooky read 🖤
Getting to know our backyard birds. There‘s something magical about seeing a picture in a book and seeing the real thing at the same time. #raisingreaders
It‘s a #bookandbeer on the porch kind of afternoon 🍺📚
pickI loved this book. It was encouraging, funny, and definitely relatable.
#bookmail Very excited for this one!
pickThis was a delightful story about the growing bond of new step siblings Nan and Chris with the help of a little bit of magic ✨
so-soThis was a pretty easy read on a difficult subject. It describes Allison‘s subtle descent into addiction and how she finally came to terms with it. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
My daughter finished reading her very first chapter book by herself today. What a milestone! I‘m so proud!
pickI really enjoyed this one. I haven‘t seen Hamilton yet but now I want to!
Love seeing my girl pick out books at the library and sit by me on the couch to have reading time together ❤️
Very excited for my BOTM selections!
Finally found some books my first grader wants to read! We decided to homeschool this year and my main goal is to get her to love to read.
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