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Well that‘s a wrap on #WickedWords for November.

Reading at the dog park.
#audiobook #sundaymorning

I need the next book immediately! I cannot believe it just ended right there. Ending, but not. I cannot wait to start the next book.
#CupcakesTrinketsAndOtherDeadlyMagic #MeghanCianaDoidge #audiobook

This one was SO cute. It's a coming-of-age story told through the perspectives of people (and their kitchens) who are all connected in some way to the main character. It's a foodie dream and so so charming. 🤍

I am such a mood reader that I have to have 5 books ready for when I finish my current read (tagged book). If you couldn't tell, I am LOVING having a laid back summer vacation. It's the first one where I haven't had to move to a new apartment/house or teach summer school, and it's really making the insanity I deal with at school all year worth it.
So, I'm going to go enjoy my 2nd cold brew of the day on my porch and read my little heart out. 🤍📚

Well this one hooked me immediately 🤍🤍 Gonna make some coffee & stay up for a while!

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#SeriesLove24 @Andrew65 @TheSpineview
#ShananigansReads24

I enjoyed this book and they way the characters were woven together, but I would have like to have followed Eva's life more closely. The structure reminded me of Olive Kitteridge, only set in the Midwest. I enjoyed it more than The Lager Queen of Minnesota and I also want to read his latest novel.

I‘m trying something new today! Although I‘ve known burdock a long time, I finally took the time to dig up some roots.

I‘ve perused this book multiple times over the last few years without reviewing it. I haven‘t compared it carefully to other references, but I find it to be a useful book. It doesn‘t include recipes other than some basic suggestions, but it seems a good starting point for identification and ideas.

#BooksOnTheFarm #Nonfiction

Loved! Lots going on here, capturing a time and place very specific to the early 2000s, and yet still very true today. It made me cry, and was also at times very funny. Would like to read again