pickThis is #4 in the Matthew Shardlake series, set in 1543 during the final years of Henry VIII's reign. Shardlake, a “hunchback“ (not my words) lawyer grapples with personal struggles while navigating the volatile religious and political landscape of Tudor England. When a close friend is brutally murdered, Shardlake is drawn into a chilling investigation that leads him to uncover a series of killings inspired by the Book of Revelation.
#ShardlakeBR
#5JoysFriday
1) ⬆️ something that generated a bit of joy and hope this week.
2) Pippin passed his daycare intake! He did so well and it was such fun watching him interact with other dogs.
3) Worked a couple of half days this week and really enjoyed it. Thinking of not throwing in the tax towel after all.
4) Chapter a day buddy reads. It helps to have a plan.
5) Beautyland is a joy to listen to after the depressing #4 books
@DebinHawaii
#1 and #5 for me. I love the look of case laminate hardcover and I like listening to audiobooks while I'm making a meal or cleaning.
I actually commented on one of the books I own because of its amazing cover! (Assassin of Fire and Sacrifice by Mary Mecham)
Do you have a favorite?
so-soBook #4 of 2025: “Scary Stories 3”
Natalie moved out a couple weeks ago and left behind some absolute treasures so I took a short trip down Scholastic memory lane ❤️ What classics.
#5joysfriday #1. Happy Valentine‘s Day #2. Loving the ACOTAR Buddy read #3. Mona Lisa is coming along #4. I got ‘diet coke‘ nails - to quote myself - a French manicure with chrome base and red tips #5. Sometimes AI is god tier bonus #6. It‘s a long weekend with more snow forecasted and I just want to read and be a sloth
If I had to pick one, I would pick #5... all the above. Although that wouldn't work with #4. 😭
But I would really really love to have #4. What are libraries for but for being there when you go into debt for buying too many books? 😁 I'd walk to the library every day if I could, especially if it meant entering a book like a portal.
#TLT #ThreeListThursday @dabbe
New Survey: AP Literature Free Response Titles List #4 (1970-2024)
1. Survey link: https://www.listchallenges.com/litsy-ap-literature-free-response-titles-list-4
2. Share your score if you'd like.
3. Share your 3 favorites from the list or 3 that you might be interested in reading or a combo or whatever you'd like.
4. Tag a few!
Tagging some who played last week. 🤗
melissajayne, DGRachel, Kitta, tpixie, AmyG, kspenmoll, thegirlwiththelibrarybag, TheBookHippie, Amiable, Kshakal, PurpleyPumpkin, Texreader, Leftcoastzen, CogsOfEncouragement, Susanita, TheKidUpstairs, TheLudicReader, Deblovestoread, thebacklistbook, SaunteringVaguelyDownwards, JessClark78, Eggs, Bookwormjillk, monalyisha, Billypar, rwmg, vonnie862, Mollyanna, Pogue, TheBookgeekFrau, Catsandbooks, Butterfinger, kelli7990, InkedBookworm13, ImperfectCJ, lil1inblue, willaful, AnishaInkspill, BooksandCoffee4Me
pick#MurderAtRavensHollow #LouiseMarley #SeriesLove2025
This is the 3rd book in An English Village Mystery by Louise Marley. DS Harriet Match and DI Ben Taylor characters delve into the troubled past her mind racing with questions. As the past unfolds, creating a narrative that keeps us engaged from the beginning to the end. This is a mystery with police procedural elements with a touch of suspense.
Here‘s my picks for #bookspinbingo. #4 is my #bookspin pick and #10 is my #doublespin pick. My #bookspin pick is going to be Assassin‘s Apprentice by Robin Hobb for the #realmofelderlings readalong. I don‘t think I‘ll finish it this month because the audiobook is 17 hrs but I want to at least start it. My #doublespin will be a series I‘m finishing on my Kindle but I will be able to finish the series that I picked.
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