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Today‘s tourist site reading. I did the Musée d‘Orsay this morning, then headed to the Musée Rodin for their excellent gardens.

I had a lot of fun with A CAPTURED CAULDRON and it was great to see all the characters again, but it didn‘t sparkle the same way A RIVAL MOST VIAL did. So I‘m in that weird position where I‘m disappointed with something I really liked. Still, I‘ll read any other Side Quest Row books Ashwick throws at me.

I‘m four hours into my Louvre visit and I‘ve still got most of the sculptural gallery to go. Before I tackle it, I need to sit on a red velvet couch (my favourite thing I‘ve found in Paris, seriously) and read my book for half an hour or so. My left foot‘s been in agony for about four and a half hours now and I‘ve just got on with it, because what else can you do, but now I need a BREAK.

I didn't get to all the books I wanted to read for the #TransRightsReadathon but I've got a few more I hope to read / finish in April.

There are so many things triggering about dating and the people in this book. Our Pearls pick will have a discussion that we won‘t forget as this book has many elements of men and women being trashy people!

The way I screamed when two of my scholars pulled their kindles out! We are automatic kindle besties and have been sharing book recommendations from day one! Shoutout to their amazing parents for fostering the love of reading and giving them the space to have their bookish moments.

I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to get to all the books I wanted to read during the #TransRightsReadathon but dang if I'm not going to try

Lord Eden needs a wife and a new valet. The problem is, he doesn't want either. But James Harding isn't the valet he was expecting. Sure, he's uptight and handsome and determined to dress Christopher--something he absolutely will not allow--but he's also surprisingly tolerable. The secrets both men are hiding could ruin everything--or lead to something wonderful. A lovely historical trans romance. If you enjoyed A Lady for a Duke, this is for you.

I had placed a hold for this at the end of last year on a whim and it didn't disappoint which is a nice change compared to some other newer reads I've read of late.

I enjoyed the premise of a romance writer suffering writer's block while a romantic upcoming actor who's dealing with another breakup under the public eye. He helps her writer's block by reigniting romance for her and she in turn will ruin romance for him, one trope at a time.

Fun light predictable. I enjoyed it but it wasn‘t an “I can‘t put it down” book!

Reading with my new foster kittens 😻