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My third completed letter in my #atozultimatechallenge is X!

X~ Title = Baby X
X~ Author = Cindy R.X, He for Perfect Little Monsters
X~ Character = Xaden (Riorson) from Onyx Storm
X~ Item = Lights Out
X~XEROX Book where the Plot, Title, or Cover is the same as a book you've previously read = The New Neighbor (in this case, I've read another book with this title)

My second completed letter in my #atozultimatechallenge is F!

F~ Title = Finding Tessa
F~ Author = Layne Fargo for The Favorites
F~ Character = (Eddie) Flynn from The Defense
F~ Item = Fence on the cover of Finlay Donovan Digs Her Own Grave
F=FEATHERS Has a Bird on the Cover = Bluebird

So I think this is the children‘s book… I think it‘s meant to teach children the alphabet. I think this because it goes through the alphabet by using the child‘s name. What makes me question it, is the fact that it proceeds to tell you the ghastly way that child died. Super dark for an alphabet book.

I created an #atozultimatechallenge that includes everything you could want in an A-Z challenge. I also created graphics in Canva.

My first finished letter is Letter C!
C~ Title = The Crash
C~ Author = Suzanne Collins for Sunrise on the Reaping
C~ Character = Calvin from The Last Trip
C~ Item = Cruthes On Scythe & Sparrow
C=COLOR BOOK TITLE WITH A COLOR WORD IN IT = Pink from Pink Glass Houses

Links in comments.

I chose these for Jace and I to read together for #foodandlit this month. The alphabet book was cute although kind of grim for a kid‘s book. Let‘s See Ireland was not my cup of tea. Does anyone have any good recs for children‘s books set in Ireland? 🇮🇪

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#Ireland
#childrensbooks

#CoverStories Day 4: #BodyPart shaped to letters of the alphabet - review is forthcoming.

The Nollop Island citizens who #LoveLetters rebel as they are punished for using "Z" then "Q" then "J". Their written correspondence becomes more challenging, creating a hostile environment that causes some people to leave. When "D" is banned, the Council declares that anyone who has been banished or left the island will lose their property. A 2001clever cautionary tale worth reading again today. #FeelintheLove @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs

I spotted this while reading the New York Review of Books. This month marks the 100th anniversary of Edward Gorey‘s birth 🎂
At the end of last year, I saw an amazing exhibit called Journey to the World of Edward Gorey - I love his illustrations!

This was a fun read! @Blueberry got it for me for Christmas because I like the Regarding the Fountain books so much. This is like those, but not for 12 year olds and without illustrations lol.