Ms. Demeanor | 
“And there I was, the reluctant nudist, punished to the maximum extend if the law, one ankle bracelet short of an orange jumpsuit.”
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“And there I was, the reluctant nudist, punished to the maximum extend if the law, one ankle bracelet short of an orange jumpsuit.”
pickInstantly hooked. This book was just too quirky to let go of. Who knew a story that takes place almost exclusively inside an apartment building (with the exception of an act of “Deliberate Exposure”) could be so exciting.
pickThis was a Christmas present from my husband and I loved it. I was laughing out loud so many times. Fun fact: last time I was in NYC we went to Red Rooster in Harlem for dinner. It was such an amazing dinner and dining experience.
Pairing books and mugs on a soccer Sunday
Solid book haul this Christmas, I‘m going to keep being naughty cuz it‘s paying off
It was a pretty good first #BookspinBingo I Read 5 books on my TBR and scored a bingo.
1. Yay to both!
2. I like decorative endpapers. And I always love a map. My current read (tagged) has chapter titles, which I feel we rarely see anymore and I like it. Example: Chapter 8 I‘d Rather Not Go Into It.
3. Winter in front of the fireplace, summer on my back deck
Thanks for the tag @Eggs
Play along Littens! #wondrouswednesday
pickCatching up on reviews and these two books set in NYC are quite different, but both are low picks.
Ms follows a ditzy AF attorney, who is arrested and sentenced for public indecency. The plot is very circuitous, but is basically a friends-to-lovers rom com.
B&W tackles the difficult subject of child nudity in art. Clara‘s mom became famous off a series of photos of her nude from 3-14. When mom gets cancer, Clara must decide whether to reconcile.
Ok here are 4 that are on my TBR. Do any of them appeal to y'all? @shellleigh33 @lynneamch @smalldogs_bigbooks2419
pickA fun one-day read about a lawyer who finds a new lease in life when she‘s placed under house arrest.
#bookhaul. That Barnes and Noble gift card was burning a hole in my pocket.
