Welcome to Litsy!

Working on the Wodehouse episode. I'm honestly a little bit nervous because I want to do The Master justice.

This was fun but I like Jeeves and Wooster better.

Thanks for the tag @veritysalter!! ❤

1. Ohio, USA
2. Loads of rereads of old favorites lately - the tagged is definitely a fave!
3. My average seems to be around 300 pages, but I'm open to whatever as long as the story is engaging!
4. I've seen a lot of people posting, but if you haven't, feel free to join!!!

#LockdownLowDown

Thanks for the tag @Eggs!!!

1. Tagged - Wodehouse rarely lets me down!
2. If I'm dreading picking up a book instead of looking forward to it, or even just procrastinating instead of reading - it usually means that it isn't a book for me!
3. I know this sounds crazy, but Mary Higgins Clark! I've only read maybe two of her books and can't wait to read more.

#WondrousWednesday

Wodehouse never disappoints me, and while many people find Psmith to be an annoying character, I actually love him so hard. This book was a delight all the way through.

Final stats for #27Hours7Days - did not get to 27hrs (nor was I expecting to) but I did surpass my goal of 14hrs!!

Thanks for hosting @KristenDuck!!!!!

Chapter 1: Dark Plottings at Blandings Castle

At the open window of the great library of Blandings Castle, drooping like a wet stock, as was his habit when he had nothing to prop his spine against, the Earl of Emsworth, that amiable and boneheaded peer, stood gazing out over his domain.

#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl

(I LOVE THIS BOOK)

The next lovely #folios arrived. 😍 #foliofreaks

“He‘s such a persevering young man. He proposes early and often.”

A delightful British tale set in the 1920s... About a hilarious web of lies with characters whose paths cross unexpectedly.

I'm off work, soccer is on in the background, and I'm reading Wodehouse. A nice combo of three of my favorite things.