Charlie βοΈβππ¦π¦π«ππππ INFJ-A
@CharlieN2020
Writer. Bookworm. Potterhead. Lord of the Rings follower. Game of Thrones reader. Cate Blanchett fan. Loves history. Coffeeholic. Chocoholic. A good friend.π«Άπ
Changing my cover photo to celebrate my friendship with the Soulmate that God sent to me as a very special gift. Joyful and grateful. βΎοΈπππππ
**photo credit: Denim and Diamonds on Pinterest.
@RetroCoast Me!! I remember the tingle of expectation, the search for books inside the library and the quiet satisfaction of having accomplished something after locating the books you need for an assignment! Card catalogues. π€
ALL of them and I was in my 40's when I read them! One proof that the Harry Potter books are for all age groups, those that love a magically written story of the triumph between good and evil. πππβ¨β¨β¨
Sometimes, I read two on an alternating mode. If one of them becomes very interesting, I give it the priority and finish reading it first. With classics, I usually read one at a time. π€πππβ¨β¨β¨
There are two. Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird and Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities. Both presented a very deep understanding of human nature and the inevitable triumph of goodness over evil.β¨β¨β¨πππ
Leigh Bardugo's The Ninth House. My dearest friend shared it with me and it was the first time I read Leigh Bardugo. Pleasantly surprised that I loved the story! π€β πππβ¨β¨β¨
That moment when daenerys finally gave in and knew she had to destroy everything, Cersei and her family built "kings landing" because Cersei took too much from her.
Yes! It happened to me with The Midnight Library, The Green Mile, The Ninth House, Game of Thrones/A Dance With Dragons and Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows!! All books are page Turner's! β πππβ β¨β¨β¨π€
Your daughter looks very pretty in that dress you lovingly made. Just ignore the ignorant insensitive naysayers who don't even know the eye of a needle from it's end!! As a mom, you rock!!! Keep on keeping on! Sending love and hugs your way!! π«Άπ€π€π€π«Άπππ