picki‘m late to the party but this book! this book. i had to hug it when i was done reading it.
Victoriahoperose This was such an awesome book. I loved it. The movie was really good too! 6y
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picki‘m late to the party but this book! this book. i had to hug it when i was done reading it.
hope everyone is enjoying their saturday! this book is heartrending and beautiful in the best of ways.
so-soi mean, i‘ll take queer representation but this was just okay for me.
wolf hollow made me cry, y‘all. my second weekend reading stack.
several years ago, depression stole my ability to read. after starting lexapro five weeks ago, i‘m able to read again. the last three days, i‘ve read 15 books. i‘m so glad to be back.
Picked up this book again after setting it down for awhile -- I love the writing style.
pickAHHHHH ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This should be on everyone's TBR
#readharderchallenge : Read an LGBTQ romance (IM COUNTING IT)
#litsyreadingchallenge : Read a book containing an LGBTQ relationship
I have work in the morning but I haven't been able to put this down. I'm in love.
returning to this after a long, grueling day at congaree national park.
"But there's a message there for everyone and it is that people can unite, that democracy from below can challenge oligarchy, that imprisoned migrants can be freed, that fascism can be overcome, and that equality is emancipatory."
so-soMaybe my fifth graders will get more out of it? A good story about friendship but misses some opportunities to go deeper. #bookaday
pickI just finished reading this and WOW. I took so much away from it. Has anyone attempted their own Year of Yes?
pick#readharder all POV characters are POC #litsyreadingchallenge 400+ pages 3/5 I really enjoyed this, but found it to get a bit rambling in the last 1/3 of the book
Listening to this at the moment. I'm enjoying it so much!
#allisnotlost I need a stack of books while my mom is in the hospital. I'm giving this one a shot but having a hard time getting into it.
Was in Asheville for the Women's March. Enjoying dropping by Malaprops!
Library book haul!! I'm excited about these titles! @bluecocoon you might want to check out "The Fire This Time" by Jesmyn Ward!
the DRAMA of this book
#andawaytheygo Liberty!! I just did a book purge and my shelves are so empty the books are LEANING. Send me yours. 😁
so-soAfter finishing this book, I had some conflicting thoughts. It was a really compelling look at the devastating consequences of apartheid, a subject that I knew next to nothing about. However, I had some issues with the actual storytelling.
#seasonalreadingchallenge 15.5 Read a book that starts with a letter in BINGO
#litsyAtoZ letter B
#litsyreadingchallenge Read a book set in Africa#
#readharder Read a book set 5000 miles from your location
This book is appropriate as I struggle to find a new roommate. 💀💀💀 (If anyone in Greenville, SC needs a place...)
I couldn't find the actual book, but I'm looking at a Girl Scout Handbook from 1953. We should all aspire to be girl scouts.
Shopping at my fave indie on this snow day!
Listening to this on my commute. Mixed feelings about Noah as a comedian, but his story is interesting nonetheless.
#readharder challenge Read a book set more than 5,000 miles from your location
#seasonalreadingchallenge 15.5 Read a book that begins with a letter in BINGO
#litsyreadingchallenge Read a book set in Africa
pickHeart-rending, powerful, and often humorous. It's staggering how much I learned through this memoir. #litsyAtoZ Letter P
#seasonalreadingchallenge 15.6 Read a book that was originally published in a language other than your native language
#readharderchallenge A book that is frequently challenged or banned in your country
#litsyreadingchallenge Written by a woman of color
I can't believe it's taken me this long to get around to this.
pickNot my favorite of her collection, but still stunning. #litsyAtoZ Letter W
Also #seasonalreadingchallenge 20.2, Read a book with a two word title in which both words begin with the same letter
This is my favorite poem of this collection.
pickFirst read of 2017. Here I am, passing this story along. It's relevance to the current political climate cannot be overstated. I read this for the #readharderchallenge as my book about war, as well as #litsyAtoZ for my letter R.
#seasonalreadingchallenge 5.2 Read a book set at least 50% in (a list of countries including) Turkey and Iraq.
Loving this book, but procrastinating as I set up my book tracking and challenges for the year. What are you guys participating in? I'm currently doing Litsy A to Z, Read Harder, and the Litsy Reading Challenge. Anything else I should know about?
A great, creepy read for a cold December day.
