Welcome to Litsy!

I'm in dire need of some serious distraction from shingles pain.
📚 Tagged, Lanny, Night and Day, How to read a tree
📺 Ludwig, Only Murders in the Building, The Great British Bake off
🎬 Anything witchy

Those is my happy palce this week. This is the book I read before I go to sleep at night. I‘m also reading “Outside Looking In” by T.C. Boyle and “The Dissident” - a book about Alexey Navalny. Neither one of them makes me smile, but I keep sighing and thinking what a broken world we live in. 😳😢But before lights out I learn about sheep with underbotes, and unruly Shetland ponies….

#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView
🧡 I'm not named after anyone
🧡 of course Lady Diana popped in my head! And also Diana the goddess of the hunt!

#TheNewSon is a #Netgalley #ARC,
#Thistlefoot is already published and fab.

#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain
#psychologicalthrillers #folklore #GreatBritain #UnitedStates #Yiddish #darkfantasy #BabaYaga

Jane Austen wrote & published most of her works during the Regency Period (1811-1820) & this book gives us a snapshot of the type of food that those who were quite well off would have been eating in this period. With recipes taken from the time, alongside quotations & short sections on different aspects of Georgian dining, this is a pleasant accompaniment to Austen's novels.

Sally Urwin is a 4‘ 10” former corporate marketer who became a farmer‘s wife when she married Steve a sheep farmer based in Northumberland) and started writing a blog recounting her experiences. This entertaining book that reinforces how difficult farming is both physically and emotionally (made worse by the perilous economics within the industry) is based on some of Urwin‘s blog entries and tracks a year of living on the farm.

I am posting one book per day from my extensive to-be-read collection. No description and providing no reason for wanting to read it, I just do. Some will be old, some will be new. Don‘t judge me - I have a lot of books. Join in if you want!

#ABookADay2023

★★★★★

A travel memoir, history of Christian faith in Britain, and travel guide, all in one. It caused me to fondly reflect on my own travels to historic Christian sites in England and Scotland.

#UniteAgainstBookBans #fREADom

Page 45
'Yet after a brief tour of [Lindisfarne Castle], I encounter a familiar paradox: a tour of a fortress tires me, while a visit to a roofless priory somehow fortifies. Over the centuries, paths of pilgrims have tended to lead away from castles, not toward them.'

For September‘s #TitlesandTunes #dramaqueen My Drama Queens are Queen Bees. And therefore their song is Honey Honey by Abba 😂 Which may be a bit light for a drama filled play list!