This book is everything.
rach_simone I just read that part! His writing is so gorgeous 8y
RaimeyGallant We're playing #LitsyLove today. Consider yourself SmittenByLittens. :) 7y
This book is everything.
First #readathon book of the day! Plus Brewster.
@bookriot and @Liberty are stealing this from Facebook and making it bookish! Here are 10 books I've read, one is a lie. Guess which one:
1. All Quiet On the Western Front
2. Absalom, Absalom
3. In Cold Blood
4. Pride & Prejudice
5. Fight Club
6. East of Eden
7. Animal Farm
8. Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
9. Great Gatsby
10. Catcher in the Rye
#10books
My 2017 #ReadingGoals:
*Read 50 books
*Read at least 30% authors of color
*Read at least 50% women authors
*Finish the #ReadHarder Challenge
*Finish the #LitsyAtoZ Challenge
The 2017 @bookriot #ReadHarder Challenge is here! I've been working on this it feels like since last year, but I'm so excited to finally share it with everyone. http://bookriot.com/2016/12/15/book-riots-2017-read-harder-challenge/
Not sure if I'll be able to do @DeweysReadathon this weekend but if I do, I'm pulling from this stack of books I bought in the last month on a cross-country road trip.
Road tripping across the country and started listening to this. So far I love it but I'm curious how the story is going to progress. Have you read this one?
I haven't been in the mood to read a physical book since #24in48. Audio? Sure. Physical? Nope. But let's see if this breaks the slump.
Look at this gorgeous paperback version of H is for Hawk. UK, you win this round.
Had a tough time picking my next audio book but I think it's time for this one.
Getting a little reading in before going to see the author at Politics & Prose this afternoon!
Hey guess what!!! @24in48 is on Litsy. Go check it out and stay tuned for the sign-ups this week at 24in48.com!
Third book of the day is off to a great start.
"Who could understand how terrifying and perfect it is to be kissed by a teenage boy? Only your girls, I thought.
Only your girls."
pickWell. That was one hell of a one-sitting read. So many enthusiastic thumbs up.
I rarely underline in books (rarely = never) but this book has me sitting with a pen in hand.
Post-BEA reading, in the airport. I shipped everything home except this.
Bought at BookCon for $5 because yes.
I bought this, just for the first line.
pickNine months after I started it, I finally finished, with the last 350 pages in less than a day. I am gutted.
pickEmma is the queen of perfect summer novels about families, relationships, and friends. So so good!
The best "read on a patio with a beer" book for spring.
I need need actual LOLs tonight.
Listening to the author narrate this memoir in this setting on our Sunday morning hike is just about perfect.
Best book mail!
pickBeen fighting a book funk lately (in print anyway), and the second half of The Nest + a chilly spring afternoon under a blanket was the perfect thing to defunk. Such a lovely book - I imagine I'm going to be seeing this on a ton of beach towels this summer.
Cannot. Stop. Listening. This trilogy has just gotten better and better with each subsequent book.
This book is going to make me ugly cry. I can feel it coming.
I'm not one to pay much attention to blurbs, but even I have to admit these sway me.
One of the perks/downfalls of spending three days in NYC for work is that they send me home with tons of books. This time though, I'm pretty excited that this was one of them.
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