The free book table at my work has returned! 😆 I‘m sure some English instructor just cleared out their office, but I found a couple gems #BookHaul
The free book table at my work has returned! 😆 I‘m sure some English instructor just cleared out their office, but I found a couple gems #BookHaul
Ta-Nehisi Coates has such a beautiful way with words. Getting lost in his view of the world opens my mind and my heart and gives me hope, which is something that is hard to find in our current world.
I will definitely be purchasing myself a copy of this one so that I can revisit it.
And here's the book haul! I feel like only 9 books across 5 different book stores demonstrates an impressive level of self-control 🤷♀️. I'm excited to dive into these - even as my tbr shelves are currently giving me the side eye 😂 😒
I just went down such a rabbit hole after learning that Seanan McGuire 1) found her agent through writing Buffy fanfic, & 2) genuinely despises the ending of the series.
NOW. I have plenty of complaints about Buffy. But the ending was never one of them. Any other superfans want to weigh in?
I may have bought a book just to read her essay about it.
Note: Don‘t worry! I bought it used. Because, ew, Joss Whedon.
Last year, for my birthday, I got my 4th round of chemo 😔. Needless to say, my birthday was a bust. This year, to make up for it, my husband took me on a bookstore tour in the St. Paul/Minneapolis area. We hit 5 bookstores, including this gem: Story Line Books, housed in St. Paul's Union Depot. With a subtle train theme, the charm of the historic train station, and a wonderfully curated selection, this was a great stop! #supportindiebookstores
A little #BookHaul from my morning in Manchester, and a visit to the Queer Lit bookshop. I hope to read these all in the first quarter of 2025. Well, I can dream, can't I? 🤔💭🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
This is a remarkable collection of essays, or perhaps it‘s better described as diaristic musings. Amina Cain‘s thoughts on writing make me feel seen as a reader. I‘m going to the bookstore today to buy my own copy of this because I don‘t want to live without it.
A good title offers something acute without being obvious, without giving something away.