Continuing this book 📖 while enjoying a caramel macchiato and egg and cheese on a cheddar chive biscuit. Then running errands. It‘s a beautiful day here - low 50s and sunny!
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Continuing this book 📖 while enjoying a caramel macchiato and egg and cheese on a cheddar chive biscuit. Then running errands. It‘s a beautiful day here - low 50s and sunny!
2024 was a disappointing reading year for me. I read a lot of one star reads and dnfed a lot more. But these were the most disappointing. I had high hopes for all of them but they just didn‘t give me what I wanted.
I can‘t fit my reasoning in the caption so if you want to read my in depth discussion you can check that out here: https://wildwoodreads.com/2024/12/28/disappointing-books-of-2024/
pickWhat a book! I haven‘t read Anne Rice in a very long time. Her descriptions of the cities and towns her story takes place in are in point. Such a poet! And who doesn‘t love a good ghost story? This book was published in 1997, what have I been waiting for? Anna is the reason that I had to visit New Orleans and walk thru the Garden District. I saw one of her homes. Now I feel I have to see Rio. Her stories pull me to the locations she writes about.
Cafe au lait and a little reading time before going to Trader Joe‘s ☕️ 📖 🧛
“”‘I see . . .‘ said the vampire thoughtfully, and slowly he walked across the room towards the window.”
#FirstLineFriday @ShyBookOwl
Another ✨Inflectra✨ infusion means time for more reading! Time to start one more from the #AuldLangSpine 2024 list from @Lin3han before moving on to the 2025 list from @BookmarkTavern
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Infusion also happens to be appropriately timed for #IBDAwarenessWeek
pickIs this my umpteenth re-read? Yes. And I don‘t care. This is one of my comfort novels, so I was glad I could use it to fulfill my Double #BookSpin prompt for July. I love Louis and his ever-present quest to simply understand what the point of his existence even is. I love Lestat‘s sassy ass. I‘ll read it again. I‘ve seen me do it.
bailedI read this 25 or 30 years ago and loved it, as I did all of Anne Rice's books I read at that time. This time round I DNF-ed. I got just over half way through and couldn't be bothered any more.
