Oops! I almost forget to post my #AllHallowsReadSwap today. Thank you so much @ShelleyBooksie for these lovely gifts! I actually HAVE read The Broken Girls (and really enjoyed it!) and the tagged book is one I‘ve been longing to read. The bookmark is so great and so are the Smarties!
A big “thank you” to @MaleficentBookDragon for hosting once again. ❤️
#AHRS2025
#AllHallowsRead
#5JoysFriday
1. My boys love to cuddle ❤️
2. My daily smoothie, so refreshing as the days heat up
3. Talking to my niece
4. Reading late at night when everything is quiet
5. Will 💜
Apparently we are having a family cuddle this morning!
"He rode into our valley in the summer of '89."
#FirstLineFridays
@ShyBookOwl
“Paint me like one of your French girls Jack”… pumpkin has apparently decided that we need to share a pillow! #catsoflitsy
Apparently Pumpkin enjoys lounging in the bathroom sink!
so-so(1906) Marjorie Bowen's first novel is a sort of Ruritanian romance set very loosely in 14th century Italy. The dukes of Milan and Verona battle for control of Lombardy through diplomacy, treachery, and force of arms. Bowen was sixteen when it was published, and her inexperience shows in a frenetic pace and kitchen-sink plotting; but it also has charming energy, a sharp eye for scenery, and a willingness to flout expectations.
April was a good month for the #192025 challenge. I've filled 53 slots for this challenge so far. @Librarybelle
pickD. K. Broster seems to be mostly forgotten these days, but I've enjoyed very much several of her historical fiction novels . This novel is the first of a trilogy about the unexpected friendship between two soldiers on opposite sides of the 1745 Jacobite rebellion in Scotland.
#BookSpinBingo @TheAromaofBooks
#20in4 @Andrew65
#192025 #1925 @Librarybelle
