A part of history that I knew nothing about. This read has been very interesting so far.

Excited to start this one, the last Gamache book in the series so far. Does anyone have any similar series to recommend? I will be having withdrawals after I finish! 😩

I enjoyed this one, my first book competed in 2022!

About to dig into this one. Apparently lots of controversy around this one, I guess I‘ll find out why.

I‘m back in Quebec with Gamache and friends. Love this series!

I‘m already shocked by the revelations and I am only 70 pages into this one. Feeling angry, sad, disappointed, etc. A must read for sure.

Already loving this one! Perfect reading weather, dark and stormy. 👏🏻☕️📚

“Running, running, stumbling, running.”

#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl

Interesting insights on the business of death. Not sure how I feel about this one yet.

An afternoon of reading with a good book. Perfect!

This has not been my favorite read of the year. I guess that I can‘t love them all.

1. Louisiana
2. Florida
3. One brother
4. Charlotte‘s Web. @Eggs #Wondrouswednesday

Loving this tome so far!!! My library only offered it in large print so I can use it as a weight as well! So big...

I picked this book based solely on the cover! I hope that it delivers!

An escape to Paris in the 1920‘s on this Saturday morning.

Found this treasure at my local used bookstore.

Already loving this one after only 30 pages. And what a vibrant cover!

Back to Quebec on this chilly day.

How interesting that this book came out one year before what has been arguably the worst pandemic in decades. And even more interesting is the fact that many people today are reacting much like those impacted by the plague in the Middle Ages. Things that make you go hmmmm...

I am thoroughly enjoying my first read of 2021. What a great start to the new year!

Spending part of my Christmas Eve in Quebec. I have been thoroughly enjoying this series!

I tend to enjoy Booker Prize-nominated books and I am hoping that this one will be great! I have heard good things.

Getting reacquainted with my Southern roots on this lovely fall day.

Tucking into this Gamache thriller on a lovely fall evening.

Everyone should read this book at some point. There are so many wonderful pearls on how to navigate aging and how to live a fulfilled life all the way through to the end. There is something for everyone, no matter your age.

Enjoying this quiet morning.

1. Making seniors‘ lives more fulfilling
2. A hug from my husband, obviously
3. 1920‘s flapper era

@Eggs
#wondrouswednesday

As this year has shown, this has never been more true.

Looking forward to another interesting book from Gawande. I loved his other books.

1. Pumpkin spiced lattes and caramel apples
2. I too like a good mystery during the fall.
3. Still Life by Louise Penny
#WondrousWednesday @Eggs

What do you do when a tropical storm is upon you? You read!

Fulfilling my fernweh, my wanderlust, with this read.

1. Pass it on most of the time.
2. The new Daniel Silva book, The Order. @TheSpineView

Having mixed feelings about this one so far.

Enjoying my morning reading on this holiday Monday.

Loving this cover illustration.

A perfect day to tuck into a local author.

Some pearls were gleaned from this one.

A suitable quote during this tumultuous time. What a beautifully sad book this was.

Coffee in bed and a little comic relief is a great recipe for dealing with 2020.

From one heavy read to the next, upwards and onwards.

“The snow falls in the far field where travelers spend the night. I ask you, Crane, to warm my child in your wings.” Japanese, anonymous

My first Stephen King novel in a while. Hopefully it will deliver as his books usually do!

Staying in the Deep South with this read. A page-turner so far.

I love learning about history through personal stories, fictional or nonfictional. I enjoyed this story set during the Japanese occupation of Korea.