Last night we say Amy Stewart. She was funny and the room was filled with people who love or collect trees.

In all honesty I know I read this but I cannot remember a thing about it. I had to go back and look at the book. The art work is not my style, and I forgot what the stories were about.

This was a fast mystery not mystery book. I don‘t know how else to describe it.

Mostly art but some of the stories are very thought provoking.

Ok this was creepy. It also gave off this has happened somewhere vibes.

My book club picked this and in reading this book I realized I am not a fan of political commentary. It is not old enough to be history. It is not current enough to be current. This is like reading the newspaper from two years ago. That being said the first half of this book could‘ve been a 10 page essay. The second half of the book could‘ve been 3 10 page essays. I would have liked to have been able to DNF this.

I listened to this as an audiobook. I almost did not as I do not like audiobooks with multiple narrators however, the three people that narrated this book did a really good job. I also thought this was supposed to be scary, but it was more about family, secrets, and grief.

I loved this book. A great young adult book about found family and growing up.

Robin Sloan is always so engaging. If you ever get a chance to go and see him you should.

I have loved ever book from the Singing Hoss Saga and this was just beautiful and gothic.

At page 47 I DNF this one. I loved the voce of the character and how well the story was being told. Page 47 caused me to have a panic attack so for my well being I have to stop reading this one.

This was a great mystery set in Chile. It was slow, but not a slog slow. Also maybe a taking cat.

This book was better than the podcast. It is full of mind twisting conspiracy theories, and Mandela affects.

A sweet book, with a bit of romance, magical realism and some darker off page triggers.

This book was adorable. A bit of magical realism, southern gossip, some sad bits and a happy ending.

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Cute book could have done without the sex.

The magical realism was great, if it were more scary I would have liked it better. I would say this book is spooky lite.

I will never look at parking the same way again. I think the title is a bit wrong, it should be “Explains North America”.

I love a good haunted house story, unfortunately they are so hard to find. This one is good. It has hints of The Haunting of Hill House and Rebecca.

It was a November afternoon in Queens and Jie Zou was looking for a parking spot.
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OMG as a D&D player I loved this. From Princess Donut to Mungo. This book is just pure entertainment.

This was fun. A cozy paranormal mystery without romance

This book is called a comedy horror. It‘s just punny.

Got a new game today. I can‘t wait to play it.

This was an interesting book. The main character was the land and not people. The writing style is all over the place, however the story takes place over the centuries and the writing fit the century that the story takes place in.

This book started out fast, slowed in the middle for some world building and character development then ended with a fast run. I am looking forward to the next one. Plus I love the cove.

While this was an adorable graphic novel it is also about grief.

I‘m not sure what to say about this book without giving away spoilers. It‘s a nonfiction, the Pacific Crest Trail, lost hikers, and while it was not an easy subject it was a fascinating book.

This I give 5 stars too. This book is one I will recommend for people who are grieving. It is full of loss, hope, love and joy.

Meh. The mystery was good but some of the writing style pulled me out of the book.

This book started out slow but had some funny and cringe moments. I would love to see the house and books shop that is in here.

I read this today. I think of you are a romance fan that would be a pick. It was just not for me. Why did I read it? I wanted to see if I could get into romance books.

First book club book of the year. It was interesting and not one I would have picked up on my own. The so-so rating is just because this is not my type of book. It was very well written, researched and did not use a lot of jargon.

Our New Year dat tradition is to go to the beach and read. #happynewyear2024

Last book of 2023. Happy New Year everyone! I know I have read these out of order but they are all so good.

Looks like I might have to raise my goal!

@TorieStorieS thank you so much! I am so excited to get reading. #jolabokaflodswap2023 peppermint chocolate the best!

@MaleficentBookDragon my #jolabokaflodSwap23 came. Now I just have to wait.

I love books with a touch of magical realism and a bit of circling. Shhh don‘t wake Heidi.

@MaleficentBookDragon the #JolabokaflodSwap23 is on the way

Caught up on my mail! #litsylove

This woman led an amazing life it is hard to believe that this really happened.

Everyone meet Heidi. Our new cat she is 7 and a love. We don‘t even have to change her name as it is already a literary character name.

This was an amazing book.

A fun book for a rainy day.

It was a rainy fall day all I did was read, crochet, do laundry, play video games, and meal prep for the week. This was the second book I read today. It was fun, I will have to see how the following book is.

Women overcoming the men the have to deal with. A touch of magical realism. I liked this.

@5feet.of.fury @Laughterhp @bnp I got a new copy of the tagged book from Half Price Books. I am confused did our #LMPBC one get lost? Or is this from a book fairy.