Thank you @Eggs for the tag 🧡🧡
I got a score of 18%
The Empire Strikes Back
48 Hours
Back to The Future
And as a bonus: The Blair Witch Project for scaring the ever loving crap out of me
#ThreeListThursday #TLT
Thank you @Eggs for the tag 🧡🧡
I got a score of 18%
The Empire Strikes Back
48 Hours
Back to The Future
And as a bonus: The Blair Witch Project for scaring the ever loving crap out of me
#ThreeListThursday #TLT
Turns out it‘s been three whole years since I last read any Diana Wynne Jones and a whopping FOURTEEN YEARS since I devoured FIRE AND HEMLOCK in a single, rainy night in Taupo. Revisiting it now was the right choice. I may not finish it tonight, but it‘s gonna suck up a good chunk of my evening with its twisty, story-mad excellence.
I‘ll just try to ignore the cover, which has gotta rank as one of the worst on record. Who authorized it?
One of my intentions for 2024 was to do more re-reading, and now in mid(late) February, I've finally started one.
I read this back in 2018. I don't remember much except feeling confused. 🙃 It's Wynne Jones's retelling of Tam Lin, a fairy tale I apparently am drawn to.
#NewYearNewBooks
It‘s been years since I read this one but the dark fae or scary #Fairies 😉 still come to mind. I remember liking the fairytale meets dark academia vibe. 🥀🧚
🥀 I forbid ye maidens all / who let fly their lovely hair / to go down to Carterhaugh / for young Tam Lin is there 🥀
I'm hoping at some point I will irritate someone enough they'll tell me how to make the covers tilt. 😂 #ThingsInCommon
A reread for me and I still love it so much. I particularly love having taken the time to reread a chunkster and not think about the number of books I might have been reading in that time. Quality over quantity for the win!
An entertaining book with many layered characters and an interesting plot. #Bookspin #February @TheAromaofBooks
My love & appreciation for this re-telling of the Scottish ballad Tam Lin set at a Midwestern liberal arts college in the 1970s deepens each time I re-read it. If you ever romanticize/feel nostalgia for the university life, this book is for you! It describes a lost & rarified version of the life of an English major. A meaty, magical read, perfect for autumn! Expect I'll get a craving to read it again in a few years! #192025 @Librarybelle