I‘d bought my books and was leaving when I spotted the bargain table and this beauty was looking for a home - I‘ve read it already but I loved it so - back to the register I went 🤣🤩
I‘d bought my books and was leaving when I spotted the bargain table and this beauty was looking for a home - I‘ve read it already but I loved it so - back to the register I went 🤣🤩
I just loved this story, and the two main characters Birdie and Daniel. They end up working together after an awkward encounter. They try to work out their relationship both have some emotional baggage to deal with. Their is a mystery too, but it isn't the main part of the story. You just really want them together!
It‘s another rough Saturday here 😂📚🌨 #tbr #currentread #catsoflitsy #Remy
I‘m loving these little moments between the characters in the book ☺️📖
Birdie is starting her first job, dealing with loss and some complicated relationships, and trying to solve a real life (not murder) mystery. There are quirky characters in this one, which reminded me of cozy mysteries. (Especially Aunt Mona). The book is told by Birdie, who is established as sheltered and a bit naive. I wanted to shake her a few times as she read so much into anything another character said to her.
My current read happens to have been a #gift for my birthday! I better get it read before it is time to get more gifts for the holidays.
#SleightheShelves
During this low key Thanksgiving weekend I‘ve gotten a lot of reading done! That was my main #Feastmode goal, just to read as much as I could. Starting this one with Hallmark movies in the background.
The other day I visited my local little free library and donated three 📚books (loveless, radio silence, and serious moonlight).
Cheating just a little bit for this one. Publication date: April 16, 2019. I started it within 12 months of publication 😉
This book was so cute 🥰 I hadn't read any purely romance books before discovering Litsy and I'm so glad that the three I have tried have been amazing. Might have to try reading Jenn Bennett's other books now.
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How have I not discovered Jenn Bennett before this? I loved this book. Quirky main character, hot Asian American male love interest (can we get more of this please?) and solving a mystery in an old Seattle hotel. Jenn Bennett is incredible when she describes the settings of her books. I felt like I was in Seattle with the characters! #yacontemporary #jennbennett
While I'm pretty much off work at @FountainBookstore because of my full time job in healthcare, I did make a early run this morning to pick up some books before my coworker came in to do online orders (we're closed except for pickups and shipping). I ordered the 4th HP illustrated book, grabbed the tag book bc I wanted a physical copy, Sin in the Second City for book club, and the RuPaul drag tarot and Bites of Terror just for funsies.
2020 so far has felt like a loooooong year - is it Christmas yet?
Anyway this is what I read in March! Nowhere near what I thought I would... but April is a fresh start!
After being in a bit of a general panic about *everything* when I finally managed to convince myself to read - I freaking loved this! And not just because there were several mentions of my bae, Jessica Fletcher 🥰
This is the Jessica Fletcher appreciation I was waiting for.
Choosing Midsomer Murders when shows like Murder, She Wrote exist is a life choice I don‘t understand...
Miss Fisher is most excellent tho. And recent 😂
There are love stories you Littens read with my.
All of them sound so great and will check them. Thanks for reading with me😍💕
#ReadingWithMaja #alovestory #readingchallenge #litsyfun
2nd book read during Contemporary-A-Thon, 7 challenges which I combined in 3 books. This one was in my tbr for a long time. YA book, it has cultural diversity (Japan), it has a love story (#ReadingwithMaja) & some kind of mystery which at the end was more related with family drama. Topics like narcolepsy condition & suicide attempts are discussed. For me reading goes from ok to so-so but some persons might like it because it has cute scenes. 3⭐️
• Serious Moonlight, One Of Us Is Next, City of Bones, and The Martian
• The Bride Test, Wallbanger, and My Favourite Half Night Stand
• The Grammarians for @BookishTrish as part of the #jolabokaflodswap!
#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain
If you say so...
My lil heart wasn‘t really in the mood for a ya contemporary but I felt like I had to read it especially because my best friend was squealing about it all day. So I read it, and I enjoyed it even though I felt a little disconnected. It felt totally Seattle tho, and I want to go back.
Also I just read this today and it‘s only been 8 hours but I already want to reread it. Is this going to go on my favorites list? Only time will tell...
“Judging other people unfairly doesn‘t define them; it defines you. And in the end everyone will be disappointed.”
Need to remember this. #quote #audiobook
Bennett has such a way with words. Her characters are irresistibly relatable, and her stories are deeply emotional. I might just read anything she puts on paper.
I went searching for a book relating to #moonlight and found this. It sounds cute, and thanks to the title I now have David Bowie‘s Lets Dance playing in my head, so that‘s a win. #FallisBooked
I expected nothing less than this delightful romance from Jenn Bennett. 😍
Book 1 of #24b4Monday ✔️
Time: 5h5m
After a day of too much homework and not enough (fun) reading, I couldn‘t resist indulging while listening to this book. #24b4monday
This was REALLY angsty. Birdie is a champion over-thinker. I thought I was an over-thinker but she leaves me in the dust. I did get a little annoyed with that but at the same time she felt very real so it was probably a good thing. Daniel, Jiji, Mona, and Grampa Hugh were delightful. Over all I liked this even though it was darker than I expected.
This book is pretty intense in the romance department and in the complex characters. I would recommend it but carefully. TW: suicide
1- Reading Serious Moonlight, listening to His Majesty's Dragon
2- Maple
3- "I'm not making my Nancy Drew face."
#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain
I really liked this! It was a romance with a little mystery, and some good banter! This was a random selection from the library and I'm pleased it turned out to be so good!
4/5 ⭐
Full of heart, misdirection, mystery, & fate. Another great addition to the contemporary kick I seem to by on right now.
Kicking back with 2 of my 3 snuggle buddies (Dobby wanted a chair all to himself) starting a new book as the storm rolls in.
I LOVED this book! Full of romance, mystery, real life games of Clue, pie, and mistakes!
I'm on the train on my way back from BookExpo (alternating between reading tagged book and SSDGM on audio) and the Hubs keeps sending me ridiculously adorable pics of our dog Pages. So ready to be home!
Just chilling on the High Line and reading, despite (or maybe because of) the rainy day.
#NYC #outdoorreading #bookexpo19 #BookExpo
Enjoying the few and this book while sipping on my 4 dollar coffee at one of the restaurants at my hotel. It's going to be a rainy day, but I packed an umbrella and am ready to explore before #bookexpo19 starts tomorrow!
I'm here, Littens! Chilling in Central Park while I wait to check into the hotel. (Picture is of Columbus Circle). #bookexpo19 #BookExpo #outdoorreading
Big fan of this author, and this book was fantastic! I loved everything about it! Makes me want to go back to Seattle again.
I‘ve read two books by Jenn Bennett and I loved both. It‘s to the point now where I anxiously await her new releases!
Raised in isolation and homeschooled by strict grandparents. Birdie cultivated a whimsical fantasy life in which she plays the heroic detective and every stranger is a suspect. But her solitary world expands when she takes a job the summer before college, working the graveyard shift at a historic Seattle hotel.
This was a cute YA contemporary book about two teens who have an awkward encounter & then meet again. Fate? Serendipity? Sheer dumb luck? When the opportunity to solve a mystery presents itself, along with an opportunity to see if they can move beyond that first encounter, how can they say no? They can‘t! Love the Seattle setting, the fun, quirky secondary characters, the two main characters & all the twists & turns. A fun, quick read.
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Love all the Goldblum references in this book. No, this is not the first. Yes, they‘ve already discussed it‘s actually “Life will find a way...”
Ah, the never ending debate, ☕️ or 🍵.
Confession: I often start the day with coffee and end the day with tea. I‘m not a one or the other kind of person—I like them both!!! (More importantly, different books require different beverages, right?!?)