pickA sweet, short and sexy story about bear shifters. This was a freebie so wasn't sure if it would be good but I enjoyed it.
It's a short, fast build up to a little dramatic showdown. Ideal of you like a story quick to develop. Quite raunchy at times too.
Not the tagged book, but my #Bookspin doesn't seem to be in the database ? It's the second translated book by Nastassja Martin.
Bora Chungs "Cursed Bunny" is my #Doublespin ?
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so-so#SpringSkies day 9: #SetInSnowIce. While I am not usually a fan of rhyming verse in children‘s books, Pinkney‘s luminous illustrations make me want to reach out and touch the fur on bear‘s back and rabbit‘s belly. I could also sense rabbit‘s impatience, his sense of confinement, and desire to “somersault downhill” and taste the snow on his tongue. My review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-6Ln
This was left in our LFL and I wanted to read it because our pibble‘s name is Winnie. Turns out it‘s the true backstory of Winnie the Pooh, for whom said pibble is named. The author is the great granddaughter of the veterinarian who bought a bear cub from a trapper at a train station (as one does) while on his way to serve in WWI. A touching story, and there are photos of the real Winnie in the back. ❤️❤️❤️
pickCorduroy is a classic novel. This adorable heartwarming story that all children should be exposed to in their life time. The illustrations are incredible and beautifully colored. The illustrations are in more of a sketch like drawings and the colors used in the illustrations are calm and inviting. The images on the pages don't take up the whole page but are detailed enough that you don't even need to read the words.
