Book Two:
This is a light fluffy Christmas installment of the Vampire Knitting Club cozy series. It is #4 in the series but I think it can be read alone.
#threelistthursday
pick100% pick. Since the sequel takes place mostly in space, there‘s less focus on events from the 1950s and 60s, but the way the characters relate to one another is the reminder. I especially liked seeing how the relationship between Elma and Parker developed. Now I need to buy this series because my library doesn‘t own #3 The Relentless Moon and book #4 comes out in 2025👩🏻🚀🚀
pickBook #4 in the series. It felt short, but I liked where it went. Valerie sounds like a nice place to live.
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Chat #1: with Robin from Delaware
Follow Robin:
-on Instagram: @mcrobus
The East Indian by Brinda Charry
Chat #2: with Rowan in Tasmania
@rowmac89 on Instagram
Depth of Field by Kirsty Iltners
Chat #3: with Bek from near Portland, Oregon
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Like, Literally, Dude: Arguing for the Good in Bad English by Valerie Fridland
pickBook #4 in the hidden Norfolk series. This one kinda started out feeling like I missed a book. There‘s been a bit of time between book 3 and 4. But that‘s ok… the story is a good one and they bring on another new team member.
Just started book #4 of the #StormlightArchive series. 💫
I highly recommend this immersive, epic series for fantasy lovers!
🙋♀️ Drop me a comment if you‘re a fan of this series too!
The fifth book will be released later this year 👏.
#sanderson #stormlight #rhythmofwar #fantasy
pickAfter Tomorrow: The Cellar Door Issue #4 edited by Aric Sundquist is filled with tales of fear and the sheer determination to live in impossible situations. But in this collection, there are many tales where the apocalyptic landscape is the least of the characters' worries.
Check out my full review here: https://www.ericarobynreads.com/after-tomorrow-the-cellar-door-issue-4-book-revi...
so-so
