"Suddenly, quick as a squirrel, the cat darted up a tree, ripping the bark with his claws. Terrified birds flew off. At the end of a branch he began a savage, arrogant dance, taunting in his bold, warlike way, the sky, the earth, the animals, the moon. Now and again he opened his deep, narrow mouth and let out a piercing miaow, a sharp, provocative call to all the cats nearby."
pickThe Portrait is another amazing book by Antoine Laurain. Pierre-François Chaumont is a lawyer and antiques enthusiast who comes across an 18th Century portrait of someone who looks just like him. His wife and their friends insist it looks nothing like him, which only causes him to obsess over it more until he finally identifies the man in the picture and makes the three-hour trip to his estate.
"Do you ever get tired of running, Bard?"
She cocked her head. "No."
Alucard's gaze went to the horizon. "Then you haven't left enough behind."
Starting the next Seattle Ladies Comic Club book 💞now if I can only remember to read it backwards.
"Outside, the sun hit me full in the face. I had the feeling I was coming back to life. Real life. Where happiness is an accumulation of insignificant everyday things."
"There's nothing waiting for me at home but my refrigerator, my laptop, and death."
pickA good, short book that I read in one sitting. Not for everyone but I enjoyed it. 🇫🇷
So far so good! Started reading it in the line to get it signed last night 🎉
"But how can you be careful with a boy who comes riding on a magical horse?"
Found a recipe for "Cats' Tongues!" ?
