Via @Emilymdn
I wanted to contribute a bingo board and readathon to #hauntedshelf for October! 3 things I love about autumn are 1) Taylor Swift, 2) cosy romances and fantasies and 3) ghosts and slashers.
I took 25 Red songs and made prompts to use twice, once for something cosy and once for something horrific. So this is actually 50 prompts, as each one can be used for something warming and something chilling
I wanted to contribute a bingo board and readathon to #hauntedshelf for October! 3 things I love about autumn are 1) Taylor Swift, 2) cosy romances and fantasies and 3) ghosts and slashers.
I took 25 Red songs and made prompts to use twice, once for something cosy and once for something horrific. So this is actually 50 prompts, as each one can be used for something warming and something chilling
I hope this will get everyone lots of points!
I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!
#ABookADay2024
1. They are painting my office
2. Don't know yet
3. 90s plus with high humidity. Or fridge cold in my office.
@Moonwitch94
So far this year, thanks to a dry and hot September, the autumn #leaves haven‘t been all that. A couple years ago, though, it was a different story. #fallisbooked
pickFinished #10 for this year so far. I really love this author, I've read most of her books and they are all enjoyable reads. There was a couple of good twists!
I very much enjoy the work by Paullina Simons. I came across her by accident. I found an Australian edition of her work in a bargain bin for a dollar and brought it home. Which begs the question, which writers are huge in other parts of the world but barely get a mention in the United States.
Red Leaves | 
