I've been a fan of Sedaris since my teens (I still vividly remember reading Naked with tears streaming down my face from laughter) and I'm enjoying this upcoming release! His stories about his father are always so razor sharp and the ones that I remember most.
My daughter's teacher sent this to me this morning 🥰🥰🥰
I'm so proud of her achievements this year and thrilled I have a buddy at home to talk books with 💖
Another #BlameitonLitsy library hold! The cover is gorgeous and I was immediately pulled in to the story. Can't wait to devour as much as possible this evening 🤩
This is a #BlameitonLitsy library hold! The story drew me in, there was a slight drag for me randomly about a quarter in, but today I've been devouring it and think I'll be done before bed. This is my first Kate Quinn and it won't be my last!
It always seems like a great idea until demo begins... 😬
The Book Tavern has moved just down the street from the original location and I'm thrilled to celebrate the grand (re)opening and Indie Bookstore Day 🥰
Surprise bookmail on my way to school pickup line this afternoon! I loved The Trouble with Goats and Sheep so I'm excited for the opportunity to read an advance copy of Cannon's latest.
Wendell Berry's Sabbath poems are really resonating with me lately. 🌱
I'm a huge fan of McMahon's spooky stories and this one has my full attention! Release date is Tuesday (4/26)
Loved the first book and half way in, I'm equally enamored with book two! 🙌
Our sweet Riley
Born a dog, died a lady.
July 22, 2007 - April 9, 2022
💔
I love hoopla and cannot express how excited I am it includes new Saga issue releases 🙌 Seriously the best thing ever since my local doesn't carry them.
We usually order chicks from a hatchery but due to the uncertainty that continues with the USPS, we decided to hatch out our own this year and it has been an incredible experience! 🥰🐣
Tonight I'm starting the tagged ARC I won in a Goodreads giveaway.
My most recently read NetGalley ARCs, tagged still in progress.
Audiobook for today's commute - audio is the only way to go with Offerman, he's so entertaining!
Finished A Flicker in the Dark for February book club and it was predictable but good. I picked up My Monticello spur of the moment from the library and am surprised by how invested I am in this short story collection!
I've been waiting foreverrrr on libby because my local hasn't purchased a copy and I am promptly devouring it. It's incredible so far!
I've been reading an ARC of the tagged book this weekend and also harvested our first flush of blue oyster mushrooms! I made a yummy Mongolian mushroom dish with the entire pound of it last night.
A local farm was selling the grow kit and I couldn't resist trying it out!
This is snow in the South 😆 but she has loved every second of it. It'll be gone within the next couple hours ❄️💖
Enjoying the second book in this cozy series!
First ARC from Library Thing and it's absolutely perfect because my eight-year-old is named Haven and she is obsessed with cats and reading 🥰
Woke up to a Goodreads win! I was on a roll a couple years ago with wins and then they suddenly stopped 🤷♀️
I'm happy to start the year with this book! 🎉
These are some very peculiar stories and I can't stop listening
Immediately charming + cozy. A perfect start to a new reading year!
Not bad at all considering how dramatic the year was (globally and personally). I'll post my favorites soon!
Listening to this collection. I love how Rick Bragg's career is a continuous love letter to the South and his family 💖
Trejo is a memorable actor and his life is absolutely fascinating! Just now hearing about his brief time with Charles Manson in prison 😳
Me, trying to keep a writing schedule going after my creative writing class ended at the beginning of December 😭
I hadn't written in years and this short class was the kick I needed to be motivated and inspired... and I haven't written a word since the final class 😒 hoping it's just the holiday chaos and I'll find my way back to the page again in 2022 🤞
Almost done with tagged book and I'm loving it though it doesn't have quite the same magic as book one.
Christmas photo of my two kids this year 💖
Morning view after dropping my daughter at school and coming home to read on my day off 🙌
Hey all,
I am still around and reading even though I've been extremely quiet.
Lots of life stuff but I'm surviving.
If you need some stress relief, I highly recommend holding an itty bitty sleeping bunny 🐇🥰
...and reading, of course 😉📚
This stopped me in my tracks on Twitter today!
I stay home the weekend after Thanksgiving but plan to support my local indie next week after work 🙌
Impulse borrow from libby
Latest audio for work commute today 🪕
Love to see Richard Osman mention Caroline Kepnes' Joe Goldberg in THE MAN WHO DIED TWICE 😆
pickDevoured all 107 pages in one sitting!
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Celebrating 5 years on Litsy today! 😁🎉
so-soMeh, creepy but with no character development and barely digging into the backstory of the crumbling mansion, this one didn't live up to the hype for me.
This is a quirky book that knocks me out with so many random truths and then leaves me scratching my head with peculiarity that doesn't work for me at times.
I think I love it 🤷♀️
