An evening in bed with all my animals. It‘s starting to be winter temperatures outside, so the cats like to cosy up with me an the dog inside. I really enjoy this book! It is not at all as I thought it would be. Have anyone else read it? What did you think?
BOOK HAUL ☺️ #KeepLitsyPositive For me this is a positive post, even though my wallet doesn‘t necessarily agree 🤷🏻♀️
(Some of them are in swedish, but I think you can figure out which most of them are anyway.)
I started reading this beauty last night. It seems really promising. I like the way she writes and it is interesting right from the beginning, so I hope this will give me my reading mojo back ☺️
I need some serious help! Two of my animals shows perfectly in this picture how I‘ve been feeling lately. I‘ve been in my worst reading slump that I think I‘ve ever experienced. I don‘t know if any of you can relate, but if you can, please help me. Please give me some of your best recommendations to take me out of this!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
So, one of my cats played behind the bookcase this morning. So now I know what to do today 😆I was thinking the other day that I would like to rearrange my books but decided that it was too big of a project. Guess Selma didn‘t agree..
The weather is really hot today, so I‘m sitting in the shadows on my front porch reading. Axelsson is one of my favorite authors, and this book is fantastic so far. Tragic, but fantastic. It is extra fun that it takes place where I live. Not many books do.
I don‘t know if they have translated it into English, if they haven‘t, I hope they do.
This #chooseyourowngiveaway is a great idea, and such a generous one!! I would love to get a box of goodies from you.
Thank you @cobwebmoth for doing this!
These are the books I chose for #7favesin7days and I swear I didn‘t do it consciously, but the majority is female authors ☺️❤️
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Day 3
I absolutely loved this book ❤️
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Day 2
I see that this has a low rating here on litsy, but I can‘t understand why. I really loved this book ❤️
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Day 1
I absolutely LOVE this book. I‘m thinking of a re-read. Which I never do.
Started reading American psycho, but I took a break. I was really tired of all the clothes and brands he keeps mentioning, but thinking about picking it up again. Is it worth it?
pickI read this a few months ago but I still wanted to write something because I really loved it! Ann Rule does a great job in describing her relationship and thoughts about Ted Bundy. She also is great at focusing on the victims, and you really feel for them.
I understand why this has become a true crime classic! I still think about it. I carry the question ‘Can you really know someone?‘ with me. Do you have any other Ann Rule reading tips?
Spending the night at the hospital and thought I would try to finish this. Started it weeks ago, but I haven‘t read much lately, but no time like the present to change that. Right?
I started reading, and this book seems GREAT!!! I don‘t know if I‘ll be able to read chapter four in time, but I‘ll join you as soon as I can. This seems like a very good book to discuss.
Are you joining the discussions with
@MinDea @Jess7 ?
Ps, it would help so much if you could write the London time when you announce the discussions!!! Or is it just me?
Is it too late to join #litsybuddyread ?
Started reading today :) @LitsyBuddyRead
Sunday morning. Coffee. Good book. Gingerbread cookies. And it‘s snowing outside. Perfect Sunday ❤️
Book haul!! I think I‘ll start with the one on the bottom, Murder under the christmas tree. Short stories written by different famous Swedish thriller and crime authors 😍
#litsypartyofone Well, party of three 😉 Starting Dark places. I have enormous expectations after Sharp objects!
I have a dog, but a month ago I also got a little kitten. I love her! This was taken the first week. She threw about ten books on to the floor, and then sat on this spot a lot. The funny thing is, the book she sits in front of is called ‘man without dog‘ 😂😂❤️❤️ #catsoflitsy
pickHe lived a nightmare, and this book feels very honest. It's a gripping story, and he gives you a glimpse of what death row is really like. Nice to hear the story from the man in the middle of the storm!
I just made this. It took almost four books (Pride and prejudice, Sense and sensibility, Crime and punishment and Anne Green of the Green Gables), but it was worth it! Hanging over my bed :)
I love true crime. I watch it on tv, netflix, listen to several true crime podcasts, but for some reason I've only read a few books about it. What I have read is mostly biographies, but now I'm diving in for real. Starting with The stranger beside me. Please give me some of your best true crime reads! I'm gonna make a list 📚🗒
pickI absolutely LOVED this book!! I read it a few months ago and I can still remember several of the scenes perfectly. The dogs. The swimming. The sex. Katrina. The aftermath of Katrina. Plus, the writing is beautiful. Are all of her books this brilliant? Because I can't stop thinking of this book.
pickWow! What a wonderful little book. It wasn't what I expected. I don't know what I expected, but this wasn't it. It was so much better. It had everything! George and Lennie ❤️❤️
I've read about 200 pages and I like it, but this isn't the time. I've read other books in between (which I usually don't do, I'm more of a 'one-book-at-a-time reader') and thought that I would get back to it, but I'm not feeling it right now. Hopefully I pick it up again, 'cause I really do like it.
so-soI read this a couple of months ago and I barely remember anything. It did not stay with me. I kind of liked it as I was reading, but nothing more. I was disappointed that I didn't love it, because I thought I would.
pickWhat a gripping story! I first watched the documentary on netflix, then saw her interview abc did, then read the book. I got really angry at the documentary with her stepdad when I started reading the book. So, skip that and just read the book because it is great and hopeful and horrible and inspiring and important. I've talked to everyone about this story. It really affected me.
First book buy in a while. Have had (and still have) a lot to do with my new house, but now I've slowed down a little and started reading again. Treated myself with a big order. Can't wait to sit in my garden and dig into THIS pile 😉
pickI really like Bauer's books. She writes good stories and describes the environment really well. I also like her plots and her endings, but I do feel that the characters needs to be more evolved if the book is this long. (About 400 pages.) Some pieces of the book are a bit uneventful. If I cared more for the characters I don't think I would feel that way, because I usually like my books even bigger ;)
Currently reading this. Have you read it? Or any other book about West Memphis three?
pickWhen I read Störst av allt' I just wanted to know what happened. Now after, when I think about it, I think of medias role in crime stories. I really liked this book!
After walking with my dog this morning in way too cold weather (it's supposed to be spring, not be snowing!) I'm drinking coffee and reading Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell. A little more than 120 pages in and I really enjoy it so far!
I've bought a house!!! I moved in sunday, so five days in and I love it!! Now my mornings look like this :)
pickThere is winter, lots of snow and people are getting killed. Footsteps in the snow but not much else to go on. A real whodunnit! And I love the settings and the feel of her books. I really enjoyed this second book by Bauer, and I will definitely keep reading her books!
I haven't been here on litsy as much as I've wanted lately, and these are the reasons. I crocheted one each to my two sisters for Christmas 😅
Found this on pinterest, can't stop to smile when I think about it. Anyone else who recognize themselves and see the faces of people thinking 'why did I ask??' 😂😂
pickI enjoyed this one! I liked the characters, they were interesting and broken. It has more depth than what I usually see in this kind of a best seller. But it isn't a big mystery as to who did it. If it had been, the book would have been even better. Not a favorite, but a good read.
I'm reading Salvage the bones by Jesmyn Ward, and I'm loving it so far!! Did you read it? Thoughts? But no spoilers please.
I started watching Stranger things last night. I'm hooked!! Netflix mentions Stephen King, but my mind goes to Justin Cronin. The girl from nowhere. What do you think? Have you seen it?
Nope, no Bob Dylan. I love Bob Dylan, but I don't think he should win the #NobelPrize in literature. Music is not literature. What do you think?
Today we'll find out the 2016 #NobelPrize winner!! Who do you hope it will be?
Bookhaul! I might be a little late to the party, but hey, I'm here 🤗
Loved, loved, loved this book!! And also, I love litsy! I have the best time here ❤️❤️❤️#firsteverlitsypost
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