#majikmonday @Eggs
Thank you for the tag @Kshakal
Even though it‘s cold I‘m still doing my holiday errands and getting out for walks when I can. If you‘re prepared with warm clothes, mittens, hat, boots, etc, you‘ve got this!
Very much a “it's not you, it's me“ situation. I always knew I didn't really want to read this and I apparently still don't. I'm glad it's around for the people who need it.
#10BeforeTheEnd @ChaoticMissadventures
We are running literature circles in 9th grade & I am reading this book with a small group of “reluctant” readers.A nice break in a day of students wanting/needing to process all the recent violence-Brown, Australia,Rob & Michele Reiner-especially since some of the seniors remember Sandy Hook.Students with college age siblings were in contact with them & happy they were or would soon be home.Exhausted.Can‘t focus enough to read.
pick5✨ This was a cute story! I loved the magical whimsy of this town. The great aunt was a fun character, and the names of these characters I laughed probably too loudly at (Cole Black for the grumpy character 🤣). The spice was uncomfortable, but I didn‘t care because there were elements of dealing with rejection and grief. This I felt the characters navigated and supported each other in such a beautiful way. #HTBookClub
https://youtu.be/DXOacGhJ5GY
Intro
Hides by Rod Moody-Corbett
The Ecliptic by Benjamin Wood
Birdeye by Judith Heneghan
Falling Animals by Sheila Armstrong
Latchkey Ladies by Marjorie Grant
The Doctor's Sweetheart and Other Stories by L.M. Montgomery
Book Haul
