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Celebrating New Years early with family drinking Canadian ice cider in one my US state novelty shot glasses that my parents bring me back from all their American road trips... today I get Wyoming

I'm having a lit of trouble sticking with any book for more than 50 pages (think I'm 0 for 7 now) - think it's time to go for gold here. Hoping that one of my fav Canadian authors can bring me out of this slump. It is sure to be bizarre and/or poignant, still up in the air which it will be

"People like you were born seventy-two, like soft pink surgeon generals." HA! I love his descriptions.

I started this weird, magical book on the weekend and I can't put it down. Half romance, half mystery, it follows two people who disappear for different reasons. It's so cool to read about the beauty pageant world (a guilty pleasure of mine)!

Just looking at photos from my recent trip to Wyoming...no matter where I go I always have a book on hand.

Playing catch up for #marchintoreading.

#didntlikeitstillfinished is Miss Wyoming. I just want to love Coupland's work so badly.
#recentnonfiction is Into Thin Air.
#blameitonlitsy is Outlander, because I never would have picked this book up if not for recommendations here and on Goodreads. It's not within my comfort zone at all (I'm neither a romance nor a historical fiction reader) and I still haven't read it but it's on my shelf!

I wanted to love this. The themes and characters seemed so interesting from what I heard about this book. Sadly, I found myself skipping through huge, boring portions while still being able to understand the plot.

Completely obsessed with this edition. I've never seen it before, and it's tough to find a duplicate online. I love neon lights! 😍