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#naturalitsy #midwintersolace #hyggehourreadathon this is my current reading nest while traveling for work - low hygge, maybe, but still pleasant and I‘m enjoying the lack of chores 🙃🎁
I also enjoyed this historic YA fantasy with Indiana Jones vibes. Don‘t expect any actual archaeology 🙄 but the clue-based scavenger hunt in Dublin was fun and the women hold their own against overbearing menfolk (and with minimal romance) so I liked it fine

Its like Indian Jones if he was a young girl with an incredible mind. I really enjoyed this read.

May Book 9/25 #LitsyLove #bookspinbingo

Finished the tagged book and really enjoyed it! Also added another book for the #pantone challenge. @Clwojick

I am...OBSESSED and the main character has my nameeeeeeeee

Here‘s a new series (I hope) featuring budding archaeologist/adventurer Samantha Knox and her pals Bennett and Joana Steeling. This story is as much about the trio saving the world from the Morrigan (Celtic goddess of war) and her followers in the Hellfire Club as it is about Sam growing up and recognizing her own power. A fun and enjoyable read from an up and coming fantasy author.

Settling in for a relaxing evening reading, although Cleo does not seem impressed by my selection. #dogsoflitsy #beaglesoflitsy

Are you a fan of National Treasure? Enola Holmes? Indiana Jones? If you said yes to even one of those then you're in the right place. This book was loaded, seams bursting, with action. There were puzzles, ciphers, curses, chases by car, train and on a steamer ship all topped off with a nefarious magical cherry on top. This Magically Realistic Historical Fiction period piece was beautifully crafted, fun to read and thoroughly unputdownable.

Someday I will read a book that claims to be about an archaeologist & it will be. Today is not that day. Set in the 1920s, this YA book is about a young woman who gives up her dreams of being an archaeologist after her father‘s death. She instead runs a bookshop & while at work adventure finds her. Romance, danger, escapades, Ireland, a diary, “archaeology,” & more. It‘s sometimes fun, occasionally a slog, but not at all archaeological. Just ok.