Did you know that Sylvia Earle, (oceanographer, explorer, diver, ocean advocate) is sometimes referred to as “Her Deepness”?
If that‘s not the coolest title, I don‘t know what is!
This book was ponderous and annoying. I picked it for my book club and was almost immediately sorry. But I persisted and finished it!
The Wild Inside doesn‘t make a lot of sense and contains animal abuse that isn‘t contained just to “the wild.”
Burn had an interesting premise but didn‘t really live up to it, and I‘m probably done with Peter Heller.
The Darkness was great until the ending, and that‘s all I can really say. 🤬
#worstof2024
pickIn 1982, despite an absence of boating experience, Jonathan Raban decided to sail around England. Here he presents his travels on sea and stops on land in a snapshot from a different era. He also does a little random noodling. I enjoyed it.
pickBetter than I expected. I thought it would just be a mindless enjoyable book but it had more depth. A lot of lessons learned about following and finding your dreams
#BookHaul from my local #DollarTree store! 📚
Some will be gifts. While a couple I just may read myself! ☺️📖
#SundayFunday @BookmarkTavern
This is the true story of a 16 year old boy who sailed solo around the world. A very inspiring story.
Great prompts @vivastory
Part 1/2 #lasttenbooks
Let me say this... once I've properly started a book, I hardly ever DNF it.
Swallows and Amazons is the exception.
Also, I didn't really "lie" about Harry Potter 5... I read most of it, but didn't finish in time for the film. Then I just... didn't bother with the rest. It's still on my Goodreads "read" shelf though...
Shame on me!!!!! Shame!!!!
