pickOne of the most beautifully written stories I have read and now in my top 3 books. It‘s about the loneliness, and love between two men on the 80‘s in Europe during the aids crisis. It stands tall with Baldwin and is haunting knowing the author‘s life was also cut short. A tragedy for literature.
pickI liked the premise of this book and loved the ending, but it ended up being a little heavier than I expected. Part of the heaviness was more personal to me, which certainly made it harder, but without fail, as I had that trigger while listening, I saw a beautiful rainbow all the way home.
3.5⭐️
TW: cancer, death
C‘est incroyable
que je t‘aime toujours après
ce que tu as fait.
Its incredible that
I still love you after
everything you did.
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#TuesdayTunes
I got a walking pad for Xmas which is great in the PNW since it's always raining 🌧 I made a playlist specifically for walking. All the songs are upbeat with different BPMs and I try to match my pace to the beat. I've found this is the best way for me to hit my goals and zone out.
@TieDyeDude
panThis book was just too weird, the characters were really unlikable and I still don't understand what happened 🤷🏼♀️
But I did have fun with the discussions.
#CampLitsy25
@squirrelbrain @Megabooks @BarbaraBB
#WickedWords #love
@AsYouWish
pickWonderful. The ART! The rendering of nature, the detail in both the borders and background and central figures on each page, the use of colour, the expression on the little turtle faces! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE IT. And of course, a great message contained within the narrative. So grateful Jan Brett was recommended to me.
Just gorgeous. And the meeting of Mossy and Scoot, so cute! 🥰
pickFrank is summoned by the alcoholic father he has met only a few times in his 16 years, and who managed to disappoint him every time. He learns that his father is dying and wants Frank to take him to his final resting place. During their days together Frank learns who his father is and gains an understanding of his own life. It seemed like a simple, straightforward story until I grasped the torrent of the emotions pouring out of me. Loved it.
