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What do you do with your small bookish prints? I received an amazing set from Susan Dennard's Witchland series, but I only had room for one framed piece on my shelf. I'm tempted to hang the rest on the wall. Alternatively, I could swap out the prints as I please. What would you do?While I confess to always being more drawn to colorful covers, I have to admit there's something so appealing about a nice crisp white or shades of white. When used correctly, it can be quite evocative. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Tsundoku - the art of buying books and never reading them. I walk a fine line here, as I try to read most of the books that come into my house. Even with my best efforts, I still build up stacks waiting to be read.⭐⭐⭐⭐As you can see, I have a few collections I've been working on. One is admittedly a bit more extensive than the rest! Above you'll see the beginnings of my Penguin Drop Cap collection (still working on nabbing them all), some classics I've picked up (mostly from Barnes & Noble), and below that - my Pride and Prejudice/Jane Austen collection. I adore every piece in this collection.Goodreads
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Daily Archives: April 28, 2021
Review: The Helm of Midnight by Marina J. Losetter
The Helm of Midnight is Marina J. Losetter’s newest novel and the start of a new series: The Five Penalties. Dramatic name, no? Continue reading
Review: Dustborn by Erin Bowman
Dustborn is the perfect novel for fans of Mad Max and Gunslinger Girl – and that was more than enough to catch my attention and get me reading. Continue reading
Posted in Dystopian, Fantasy, Uncategorized
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