Bit late on the reading due to travelling a lot in April but all on time with the food: Venezuelan Arepa with all kinds of delicious fillings. Eaten at Camden Market in London😄
#foodandlit
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I‘ve really slowed down reading for the month of April with only 8 books finished. Six were for #foodandlit #Venezuela, 1 for #authoramonth (I wasn‘t inclined to read more by this author), and 1 for #readingOceania #Tonga (and completing that challenge for the year). I‘ve tagged my favorite book this month, oddly a book of short stories that I normally don‘t care for, but these were exceptional.
Ugh! He described the mosquitos being so thick he couldn‘t see the horizon to take location measurements. Their faces and hands would swell from the biting and poking insects. Just miserable.
#Venezuela #foodandlit @Catsandbooks
so-so2.5/5 ⭐️ Disappointed in this Venezuelan-based folklore fantasy. It had so much potential and a really great world, but I think the author tried to do too much. It is the first in a series so maybe there will be more development later on
#FoodandLit Venezuela 🇻🇪
But Zola says hi! I'm behind on Litsy stuff as I'm just starting to feel better after getting sick with a cold that went to my chest and inflamed my asthma
Also getting ready for May! #FoodAndLit #Spain
Made arepas tonight for #FoodAndLit #Venezuela
Kids are already asking when I‘ll make them again!
My first book for May‘s country #Spain #foodandlit @Catsandbooks
In praise of chocolate
#Venezuela #foodandlit @Catsandbooks
