Welcome to Litsy!

A book that‘s been on my shelf for over 5 years is now #OffMyShelf 🎉

While I thought the pacing was inconsistent between the various time periods, I did enjoy this story. And now I want to go to Provence. 🇫🇷

Happy #hyggehour 🕗

📖 starting the tagged, which fits the #OffMyShelf prompt of on my shelf for over 5 years.
🫖 drinking cinnamon orange black tea from the Spice & Tea Exchange
🕯️enjoying my Capricorn Bergamot Boss candle from Whiskey River Soap Co.
🐱with Jasper supervising
🐦‍⬛ and my The Raven blanket
🎧 listening to an indie mix playlist
🐚 wishing I was someplace warm & tropical

Just what I‘m after in a Verlaque and Bonnet mystery. The initial crime—the clearing out of a small museum over a long weekend—was an interesting change of pace.

My #DoubleSpin for this month was a quick read that spoke to my Hobbit self. Someday, I want to live somewhere surrounded by trees, even if that means I have to plant them myself.

#WickedWhispers #Lantern
@Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

This was wonderful! I loved the humorous picture of a Provençal village in the 1930s. Ex-Pat Lady Winifred was someone who (self-portrayed) loved a good time and enjoyed the wild ride of remodeling a home in a new land, with a different language and culture. A few descriptions are a little cringey, but overall I really enjoyed it and will absolutely put this in the reread pile.

3/5
Interesting book that can be read from start to finish, or in bits, depending on which articles catch your fancy. Each article is related to Provence, Peter Maybe sharing his knowledge, observations or personal experience, often with wit and humor.

HISTORICAL FICTION - FRANCE - ROMANCE

Who wouldn‘t want to go to Paris and photograph carousels?

This book will appeal to those who enjoy France, antiques, warm-hearted characters, the Provencal countryside, chateaus, and European history during WWII.

A charming, heart-warming read.

FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/2eyc3ke7

#julietblackwell

#AboutABook #GiftedToYou

Best gift--I loved it and would have never read it otherwise

3/5
In this book, Peter Maybe travels around France for culinary events. He observes, and learns from locals about the food, sometimes how to eat it, how to cook it or prepare it...
It's a well-written light read.
⚠️ This book can make you hungry!!!

Picture: cheese at restaurant in Auvergne.