Welcome to Litsy!

Getting out today for #LitsyWalkers was a struggle, but I did it! 👟 I felt run down and achey (think I‘m getting a cold), upon waking. The temp. dipped during the night, & it‘s been grey & foggy with the threat of snow all day. But, I was determined to not miss a day! So, I bundled up, put in headphones & got out there. It was crisp & spitting snow half way through, but I absolutely enjoyed myself & the chapters I listened to in the tagged book.

I love how we get the most beautiful blue skies after snowstorms. My walk today was chilly (25°F), but the sun was shining, and the snow sparkled like diamonds. I‘m more of a podcast than audiobook listener, but I found the tagged book on PRIME, and the synopsis sounded intriguing, so far so good! I‘m so happy the weather was nice today, my walk was just what I needed after being cooped up over the weekend. #LitsyWalkers

Urilla? Willa? I guess they were close enough that the proofreader missed it.

Enjoyable book by the way, despite the myriad of typos.

I‘m enjoying, to my great surprise, this “western.” I got it because it was a free historical fiction ebook on Amazon but did not expect to like it much since I‘m generally not a reader of westerns (except for notables Lonesome Dove and News of the World). Here a young woman escapes her overbearing mother in California to go marry a bartender in Tombstone, AZ. She will eventually marry Wyatt Earp. Great writing is making it a fun read so far.

Check out today's #womenshistoryreads interview with Thelma Adams, author of THE LAST WOMAN STANDING (only one of her many impressive roles - her bio will blow you away!) Greermacallister.com/blog

I'm behind on my #marchintoreading posts. I do ❤️ #spinepoetry so there may be multiple posts.

My Three Women-

Where'd you go Bernadette?
American housewife,
The one I left behind.

The hangman's daughter,
The girl with a clock for a heart,
I don't know what you know me from.

Ashley Bell,
My tiki girl,
The last woman standing.

#TBRtrmptation post! Josephine Marcus, daughter of Jewish immigrants, is lured west with a promise of marriage to Johnny Behan, a famous Arizona lawman. So she leaves her parents to join Johnny in Tombstone. She soon finds Behan unreliable & finds Wyatt Earp a much better match. As their new romance blooms & Johnny's jealousy rages, an iconic rivalry develops which will memorably shock the nation. #blameLitsy #blameMrBook 😎

She is afraid and she spreads fear. I want to be fearless and spread life.

Another great line from a Western with a Jewish girl as the main character in wild and rowdy Tombstone. She's hanging out with the Earp brothers and Doc Holliday...before the big shootout at the corral.

Great imagination!

I was tired of playing with dolls and I had no desire to be a porcelain princess on a shelf myself.

Loving this read! Lines like this are why. Free with my Amazon Prime, and as I proctor the French competition for middle and high school kiddos at my college, it's hard not to LOL!🤣😂

Just got this today

We women endure like grudges.

I love that line...and personally think it is true, and would add that no one can hold a grudge like a woman. Loving this e-book!

Reading with a lap full of animals while hubby watches Luke Cage. This book makes me want to rewatch Tombstone.

Historical fiction from POV of Josephine Marcus, who left San Francisco for the Wild West of Tombstone. Takes place in the 1880s during all the gunslinging action there. Fast-paced story on my ebook. A pick, although if it was a hard copy I don't know that I'd keep it on my shelf long-term. I suspect her story was whitewashed a bit in this book, also. (Picture is from the 'net; they're buried at Jewish Hills of Eternity Memorial Park, Colma, CA).

New book arrived in the mail today about Josephine Marcus, a strong woman who married Wyatt Earp

Started this historical fiction ebook at the club today. It's from the POV of Josephine Marcus Earp who left her Jewish family for the Wild West, first partnering with Johnny Behan then Wyatt Earp. Oddly enough the woman on the cover doesn't match any pictures online of the real Josephine Earp??!!

Starting this tonight...I visited Tombstone in March, so I hope this book is full of the right kind of ambience

This one came in the mail today (thanks @TLCBookTours for the opportunity to review it). On our last trip to Arizona, I agreed to go to Tombstone ONLY because I knew this book was coming to me!