#fridaynightshare Hope your December is going well- this weeks share is your favorite child hood book. It is hard for me to choose tbh… #midwintersolace
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The Black Stallion
#Fridaynightshare
I've selected a few for different ages 📚📚📚
Preschool - Where the wild things are or anything by Dr Seuss
6-12 yrs - The hobbit and Narnia chronicles
Teens - I discovered the classics, favourites being Dickens, Austen, and the Brontes.
Always and to this day - fairytales
@Chrissyreadit @TheBookHippie
#Fridaynightshare
Anyone else losing track of the days in this 'month' between Christmas and New Year?
I've only just realised it's Friday! 😅
This week seems fitting for a bit of nostalgia and a return to our childhood. So, embrace your inner child and share your childhood favourite book(s). 💙🧒📚👧💙
@Chrissyreadit @TheBookHippie
#MidwinterSolace @LitSolace
My #FridayNightShare week 3 selection for Solstice/Equinox is a childhood favourite (tagged). My non-fiction selection is this incredible memoir and ode to nature by Kerri ní Dochartaigh, starting a few days before midwinter solstice and the following year.
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@Bookwormjillk @tpixie
Todays #midwintersolace #Fridaynightshare is a book about or including Solstice/Equinox fiction or non fiction- I‘m always excited to see fiction books people find with solstice! So i‘m looking forward to seeing shared posts 🕯️
#MidwinterSolace #LitSolace
Do you have recommendations for this week's #FridayNightShare 💙❄️💙 The theme is Solstice or Equinox. It can be fiction or non-fiction.
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pick#Naturalitsy @Alldebooks @thebookhippie @Chrissyreadit #MidWinterSolace #Fridaynightshare
Please read this book, all Naturalitsy readers. Excellent book about humans and how we've been shaped by ice, in ways you would not imagine. Covers geographies, time scales and habitats and is beautiful.
#Naturalitsy #fridaynightshare #MidwinterSolace @alldebooks @thebookhippie
I love the tagged book. Eerie, wintry and gripping. Susan Cooper's books are rather humourless though, but still fun reads!
