Plays with string, dice, and words. Reader of SF, fantasy, Austenesque, fairy tales, myths, cozy anything. Petter of pets. Seeker for the beauty all around us.
@ElChandler Packing for our first trip after getting our kindles, we were both convinced that we were forgetting something, because we'd automatically saved room in our bags for all the books we'd normally pack!
@AleksandraLeci2 I love to reread good books. Something new with every read through. Like listening to a good song again, or eating a favorite meal, or catching up with good friend. New reads are a joy because there are rereads to return to, even better when they are good enough to reread.
@worillessg Mysteries where an otherwise intelligent protagonist with previously proven common sense does something utterly stupid (and likely out of character) purely to advance the plot.
@BookSpotlight They stealthily multiply while you think you're "finishing" the laundry. Then as you tackle the dishes, the laundry starts piling up... it is a conspiracy.
@TiffaniMarie483 Absolutely! If you are reading the books to them, with them, you can stop and talk about anything they might have questions about or worry about, or words they might not know (yet). And they'll remember reading them with you for the rest of their lives.
@CraftyCatDad https://t.co/yAI52t0BPZ
Not sure how this price compares to what you've found, but this is where I've found it. And yes, it is a lovely, magical cheese! Nothing else like it.
@AlexAndBooks_ Don't be afraid to re-read a title that you've enjoyed before. Some stories can be the literary equivalent of comfort food, to revisit when needed. When you find something you enjoy, explore more of it.