Thank you @debinhawaii for creating this fun play-card and thanks @Deblovestoread for tagging me.
1- Wonderful that U.S.A. was one of the countries involved in the Historic prisoner swap 😢🙏🥲.
2- Caught an episode of Captain Planet this week. Haven't seen this show since elementary age. The foundation of the show's storyline always stayed with me, yet the episode was like brand new. 💍🌎💍🌏💍🌍💍🎬💍. Hopefully I can catch more episodes🤞. 👇
1. Anne or Rosalind, the middle names of my grandmothers.
2. Love all of the names of the characters in this whole book series. Sabriel, Lirael, I just love that -el sound at the end of the names.
#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView
ebook ISBN 9781741769562
Where Sabriel came from Ancelstierre to the Old Kingdom and travelled all over on her adventure, so far Lirael has only been in the Clayr's Glacier. Mind you, she's only 14.and I'm only up to part 2, ch 14.
I notice that in Sabriel, we never learned the (old) Abhorsen's real name, nor Touchstone's.
Two weeks of #bookreport but not much to show. I'm making steady progress on audio, but reading with my eyes has been slow going. That's ok.
My #weeklyforecast is more just a bunch of possibilities. Who knows what I'll actually get to.
📚☺️💕📚💝.
Note:
The Old Kingdom books currently include:
Sabriel · Lirael · Abhorsen · Clariel · Goldenhand · Terciel and Elinor.
Plus some shorts.
Hahahahaha - at me from 5 years ago being like “gonna read this soon” THE OPTIMISM! I am still totally planning on reading this soon!
I also miss this fence from the clothes line courtyard of my old apartment building. It was just aesthetically pleasing!
pickEpic. Battle. Ending. This book more than makes up for its predecessor with the cliffhanger ending. Nix delivers another masterful novel, continuing the fascinating world-building that he began in “Sabriel”. 1000 ⭐️ out of 10.
Audiobook came in quicker than I expected from the NYPL. Shhhhhhh, don‘t snitch that I‘m still using my NYPL library card.
pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
I give it 4 stars only because it‘s a cliffhanger ending. I grew worried that it was leading me toward a cliff, as the plot neared no closer to resolution but the pages continued to dwindle. But alas I cannot dislike the book merely for this, as Garth Nix continues in the incredible vein of storytelling that he began in “Sabriel”. I will be moving on the the next book in the series as quickly as possible.
4- Saw a wild cat today, who watched me with these beautiful gem like eyes and a “trickster's“ glee. Wacky me recalled Mogget from the Old Kingdom books by Garth Nix.
5- Discovered a new song today and fell in love with the lyrics, “I believe in music“ sung by B.J. Thomas written by Mac Davis. 3mo
#5JoysFriday
#litsycommunitylittenanncrystal (edited) 3mo