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Well, I'm apparently terrible at reading holiday books! Better at movies.

Last year, I've began to correct this about myself. This year I have four Christmas books planned.

My favorite from last year was actually more of a wintertime story: Winterwood by Shea Ernshaw ❄️💫😉📚.

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1- It was little more than three miles from the Wall into the Old Kingdom, but that was enough.

2- They say the first of my kind was a woman named Alasdair, a human raised by hawks.

3- A boy went missing the night of the storm.

4- I remain committed to my goal of saving humanity from itself, but my latest efforts are meeting with mixed results.👇

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Any time-slip love story.

I Knew I Loved You, by Savage Garden (Love their music).

While not a perfect match, I don't know why nearly every time I encounter a time-slip love story, this song automatically plays once. As if like magic. Turn on the radio, there are those lyrics. Walk into a grocery store, this song greets me, etc.

I've come to link the song with time-slip love stories.

Knew it! Suspected this from the very beginning...the ending was, nevertheless, unexpected. Unexpectedly, delightfully perfect!

This was a slow-burn mystery about a girl who knew she was a witch (by birthright), yet seemed to be the first one born to her family tree without powers.

Been awhile since I've enjoyed a really good read, where I relished every word of every scene like it was my favorite, savory treat....👇.

This is interesting! Interesting indeed! Unexpectedly magical...like a fairy or folks tale.

The only time I have to read this is during the night... which seems to add to the atmosphere!

Since I've gobbled up the one and only grown-up Christmas book that I believe I have in my little Library...I told myself that the first book I run across on my bookshelf of the unread that feels like the season (whether Christmassy or Winter) I will read.

This was the seventh book that I came into my hand 📚😉📗. Interesting!