It’s that time of the week again, where we talk about the things that we’re excited about. This week’s entries are very book and television heavy because I spent four days of the prior seven sick. Hopefully this coming week, I’ll leave the house more to find amazing delights to share with you.
You are part of my woo this week! I rewarded myself with 3 audible credits recently and used them to buy the rest of the Prospero series. I really enjoyed them and will add to my read again list for next year. Your occult symbolism was great, your magic consistent across the series while able to add new and intriguing things, and the mysteries were engaging. Woo!
I was also sick and totally binged The Morning Show on AppleTV+. Sooooo good. And upsetting. And thoughty as my mom would say.
I am today rereading Neal Shusterman’s Scythe in preparation for reading the sequel, as I like to refresh if it has been a while, and I had forgotten how much I liked this book. Such a neat premise, while tackling some heavy philosophical topics. Woo!
I am totally sending that astrology book to my best friend (And me). Thanks for the recommendation.
I missed a lot of classics while coming of age so I try to catch one periodically. Dracula is a definite favorite, especially with full cast on Audible.
I've actually read a lot of classic books because of my AP classes in high school. But my secret shame book would be Jane Austen books. I love the movies based on her books, but I fall asleep every single time I try to read them. Dracula is one of my favorites, though. I've read it at least a dozen times.
Do you have any secret shame books? Ones that you tell people you've read but haven't? It's okay--this is a safe space. :)
You are part of my woo this week! I rewarded myself with 3 audible credits recently and used them to buy the rest of the Prospero series. I really enjoyed them and will add to my read again list for next year. Your occult symbolism was great, your magic consistent across the series while able to add new and intriguing things, and the mysteries were engaging. Woo!
I was also sick and totally binged The Morning Show on AppleTV+. Sooooo good. And upsetting. And thoughty as my mom would say.
I am today rereading Neal Shusterman’s Scythe in preparation for reading the sequel, as I like to refresh if it has been a while, and I had forgotten how much I liked this book. Such a neat premise, while tackling some heavy philosophical topics. Woo!
I am totally sending that astrology book to my best friend (And me). Thanks for the recommendation.
I missed a lot of classics while coming of age so I try to catch one periodically. Dracula is a definite favorite, especially with full cast on Audible.
I've actually read a lot of classic books because of my AP classes in high school. But my secret shame book would be Jane Austen books. I love the movies based on her books, but I fall asleep every single time I try to read them. Dracula is one of my favorites, though. I've read it at least a dozen times.