an ode to librarians and booksellers, two stellar memoirs, a delicious thrilling trip to Sicily, the final book in a very favorite series and two luscious historical romances
"pretty intense solitude+sleep needs" is one of the most profound statements I've read in a while. Solitude is not downtime, not "me" time, not self care time. It is true and deep rest for the mind and soul. I value and crave it constantly. Thank you for putting those words together!
I'm looking forward to The Sicilian Inheritance and I've got a lot of backlist books lined up for summer. I'm a bit opposite of you in that I really look forward to the heavier reads that release in the fall.
I’m looking forward to reading The French Ingredient in a few months when I can piggyback it with The Paris Novel (Ruth Reichl)!
"pretty intense solitude+sleep needs" is one of the most profound statements I've read in a while. Solitude is not downtime, not "me" time, not self care time. It is true and deep rest for the mind and soul. I value and crave it constantly. Thank you for putting those words together!
I really want to give Chloe Liese's books a try!
I'm looking forward to The Sicilian Inheritance and I've got a lot of backlist books lined up for summer. I'm a bit opposite of you in that I really look forward to the heavier reads that release in the fall.
I thought The Wives was going to be about The Wives and not a wife. Ha ha. That’s what I get for not reading a synopsis.
I have a library hold on the audio for The Secret Lives of Bookstores and Librarians and I’ll be delighted when that finally comes in.