Welcome to Litsy!

#bookfacefriday Don't you just love these clever #bookface posts? Just came across this total #bookbod post on author @theladygreer 's FB page from the Siouxland Public Library. Great cover. Great book! Also great for #firstlinefridays and #courtroomsetting: "In the front row sit the survivors."

I'm really of #bookface and this is my favourite at the #bookfacefriday today.
Did you ever try to make this kind of composition?!
Me not yet... I'm wondering with book I can try it...

“In her black dress, black gloves, and retro heels, she looks like Joan Crawford or Bette Davis. She feels like them too. Tough, yet brittle. That‘s the thing about being really hard. When you do break, you shatter.”

(This is my first time trying to do a book face photo. It‘s not perfect. I used Stay Evil, Dollface lip color by Notoriously Morbid - use code ALLURE15 to save money on your orders 🖤)
#sunburn #bookface #lauralippman #bookfacefriday

#2020challenge, but make it #bookfacefriday. Inspired by book club queen @reesewitherspoon 💁‍♀️📚🌸

(My bookstore does #bookfacefriday every single week!)

My husband @HillsAndHamletsBookshop and I are big Wait Wait Don‘t Tell Me fans and just started running! I really enjoyed Peter Sagal‘s musings on what running has meant for him, from teen to midlife crisis to divorce to happy remarriage, and from Boston Marathon bombing to Boston Marathon the year after. Sagal manages to keep a light, amusing pace while traversing some intense emotional ground, all while encouraging runners new and experienced.

More page-turner than think piece, The Testaments is a different book from its predecessor. What I love about Handmaid‘s Tale is that cerebral interiority that‘s missing from Testaments, but that‘s not a bad thing. 34 years later, maybe Atwood thinks we need action and a dream of defeating evil. This sequel is written by a much different author for a much different audience at a much different historical moment, and I‘m here for its hopefulness.

We recently had the pleasure of stopping in Franklin, Indiana to visit Wild Geese Bookshop—a charming little bookstore named after one of our favorite poems, “Wild Geese” by Mary Oliver, which inspired the owner to leave her career as a lawyer and follow her dreams as a bookseller! Thanks to bookseller John who helped us by holding the book for this #bookfacefriday! #undergroundbookfaces

When book and face meet, we‘re in for a treat! #bookfacefriday #noseinabook

Just discovered that the local library does some awesome #bookfacefriday pictures🤩🤩 #StadbibliothekErlangen #bookface #corpuslibris