pickBeautifully written book on a unique subject. I was unaware of most of the political and economic things of indigo dye making. I learned so much from this book, I also read about the real indigo lady on whom this book is based. It is a treat for historical fiction lovers and those who love headstrong female MCs. First five star for this year. 5 🌟
#bookspin #February @thearomaofbooks #historicalfiction
Yet another new author for me! And, I'm already hoping she has other novels she's written.
Gatsby and Ozzie are snuggled up on my lap on this cold day as I start this book. They have been enjoying the cold snap results (me on the couch a lot).
pickWhat a brave, strong young woman Eliza Lucas was! She and was so kind hearted. I leaned a lot about indigo while reading this book. I never realized that it was derived from a plant. The people who lived during the time that this story took place didn‘t have an easy life. It amazes me to hear about the things that they endured and overcame. This was a good book. I‘d recommend it to those who enjoy historical fiction.
pick4 ⭐ This interesting book is part, biography, and part history of indigo. The author goes into how indigo is made, how green leaves become blue pigment, and how indigo has been used throughout the world. While this is not a book, I want to read every night for story time it is a very interesting book that will teach children something about where the colors of the world come from.
Actually had to do a poll for this. I had 6 different books that could have gone after this including girl in title and colour in title. But this one ultimately won out and I‘m so glad! #thingsincommon
I‘m #May , I had several 4 star reads, so picking which one of those had a slight edge above the others is interesting. But, I had to go with this one…
Pre-Revolutionary era in what will be the US South. Young woman overseeing her family‘s plantation. Said young woman begins the endeavor to cultivate the indigo plant for dyeing. She‘s also anti-slavery and truly a woman ahead of her time.
A fascinating book! #12BooksOf2021
Hi @laurabeth I am sending this to you in today's mail. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! #LMPBC #Round13 #GroupS13
@sharread Your book came!
Looks like we have our slate for #LMPBC #groupS13! After seeing what others chose, I decided to go with The Indigo Girl. I will begin reading The Indigo Girl on Nov 1 and will have it in the mail to the person after me on the mailing list that @suvata sent out.
I usually use green ink pens—what colors will everyone else choose? We should each have a different color to tell each other‘s notes apart.
