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1. Kathy Reichs novels
2. Pride & Prejudice with Jennifer Ehle & Colin Firth
3. Pirate‘s Booty
4. Thanks for the tag @Ingerella I tag @Soubhiville
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1. Kathy Reichs novels
2. Pride & Prejudice with Jennifer Ehle & Colin Firth
3. Pirate‘s Booty
4. Thanks for the tag @Ingerella I tag @Soubhiville
@JenlovesJT47 #TuesdayTidbits
1. I once read 8 in a row of those Charlaine Harris books in the Sookie Stackhouse-True Blood series. They were fun reads!
2. Beaches, Steel Magnolias, and Titanic. If either of those movies are on I cannot change the channel. It's physically impossible.
3. Peanut butter...I love it so much.
4. @Godmotherx5 @Madamereginald
#TuesdayTidbits
@JenlovesJT47
1. Tough one right off the bat....I have 3 in different genres! A. Morning Glory (historical romance) by LaVryle Spencer. So many feels. 😭 B. Ms Marvel (comic) because Kamala Khan is awesome. C. A Natural History of the Senses (non-fiction) by Diane Ackerman. I need a new copy! Mine is falling apart!
2. 40 Year Old Virgin (because Im a closet 14yr old boy!)
3. Cherries 🍒 Hot Chocolate
4. Nope. “Tag” yourselves!😁
@JenlovesJT47 #TuesdayTidbits
First of I don't feel guilty about any of the books I read, movies I watch or food I eat. So I'm going to focus on the pleasure part of the question
1. Any book that makes me forget the time
2. I can never watch the Die Hard movies, the Jason Bourne movies or Legally Blond 1 & 2 too many times. I own all on DVD and will also watch when ever they are on TV
3. Chocolate
4. Everyone
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Always good to remind yourself that, #unpopularopinion or not, like what you like. No one here is going to judge you (one of the many wonderful things about Litsy).
#ReadingResolutions @Jess7
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Partook in my total guilty pleasure today. A "girls" school story from one of my favourite Liverpool secondhand book stores -kernaghan's. This one "the school on the moor" is 1939 published and had a name claiming it - if written when given then the owner Elizabeth Parr will probably have spend much of the Second World War outside Liverpool in wales, maybe taking this with her. Love old books and the worlds they open up !
1. Cher. Especially right after the Sonny and Cher years.
2. Fall and early early winter (frost in the morning gone by 10am early winter).
3. Fiction - I know wide scope there.
4. Your guess is as good as mine.
5. Done, yo
#friYAYintro @jess.how