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“YOUR TIME TO SHINE, map reader. Where you?”

Not the most exciting first line. I‘m halfway through this fourth and final entry to the Black Winter series. So far it is much better than the third book, during which I considered bailing. Clare is not nearly as annoying and insufferable as she was in book 3, and Doran has pretty much kept his mouth shut.
I keep hoping Beth will show up again.

May 1 #StorySettings Ski Resort. This whole series starts in a ski resort. This is a novella telling us the story of Liam. I actually read it after the 1st book. I was cold the whole time lol. @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

I had put this one aside when my Haven‘s Rock hold came in. Now I‘m back to it, switching from physical book to audiobook when I want to #crochet

4 ⭐ I appreciate this author's writing skills.

#SeriesLove24 @Andrew65

1. Gym, therapy, work on Thursday, dehydrating kale.
2. Ice cream, cocoa
3. Bookmark...often a receipt
4. Done

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#MotivationalMonday

Starting next.

This was a great follow up to Moon of the Crusted Snow. It‘s mostly a traveling story, as 6 members of the survivor‘s community strike out south east to see if they can find new grounds for their people. They are hoping to be able to return to the land their ancestors lived on; the land that had been taken from them by the white colonists.

The narrator isn‘t the best, he stumbles and loses his flow. But he is an own voice, which I appreciated. 🤩

The first book in this series by this Anishinaabe author was great but this one is outstanding. I would recommend audio so that you can have the language. The books are set in a near future “after the light have gone out.”

A short prequel novella for this series. It answered questions about what Liam went through before the 1st book. One bingo spot for #ISpyBingoMarch. And 3 Readathons. #ReadAway2024 #SeriesLove24 #BooksinBloomReadsthon @Andrew65 @TheAromaofBooks @Clwojick @TheSpineView @DieAReader @GHABI4ROSES @Catsandbooks

Good follow-up! Can be read as a stand-alone, but definitely recommend reading Moon of the Crusted Snow first.