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Hard Return
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Personal and book review blog.
(On hiatus during gardening season.🌱🪴)
A one-woman book club.
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Light therapy is better on leisurely weekends!

Very much enjoying this book. Half through and I’ve chuckled out loud several times. It’s clever and fun.

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#Saturday #Reading #Weekend #Therapy #Literature #BookSky #Books #Love #Coffee #Weekend #TimeTravel #LitFic
My eReader lays on the corner of a laptop keyboard on the honey-toned wooden surface of my workspace. It’s surrounded by the symbols of “productivity:” a second keyboard, a little mouse, a ceramic mug of with just a splash of creamy coffee remaining. And just behind those is a rectangle of bright light, a light therapy lamp. (Don’t knock it till you’ve tried it… and even then..) The eReader has a clear case and under that a skin that is white with colorful cartoon art of berries, daisies, smileys, and rainbows. Everything is bathed in cozy light. The face of the reader shows a black and white version of the book cover for “The Ministry of Time,” by Kaliane Bradley. Dramatic block lettering stretches up a solid background. Different shades of grey suggest a variety of colors in the letters.
November 8, 2025 at 3:07 PM
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Delightful. This book was fun, quirky, and heartfelt. I needed something light but still engaging for a reset. I liked this even more than Lenny Marks!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.5/5 Rec:👍
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#BookSky #Literature #AmReading #Review #BookRec #Love #Books #Mystery #Fun #Blog #Books #Novel #LitFic
Holding an eReader in front of a plant (a Hoya tricolor). The reader has a pink skin with a pattern of red strawberries and white daisies. In black and white, it displays the cover of Kerryn Mayne’s book, “Joy Moody Is Out Of Time.” A town of three older style washing machines makes up the bottom third of the cover and the title is written as a neon shop sign above them in which the words are framed by shape of a clothes hanger and the word “time” is in black as though that words of the sign is unlit.
November 6, 2025 at 8:31 PM
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Hard to return. Getting a copy for my own shelf.💙📚⏳📚🖋️
A triumph. Jeffers takes centuries of histories that have long been kept separate & obfuscated - she uses a single family tree to reintegrate them with context & story leaving the reader w truth. You feel this book for days.
#BookSky #BookReview
I snapped this picture of the hardback copy of “The Love Songs of W. E. B. Du Bois,” by Honorée Fanonne Jeffers while returning it to the library. My left hand holds the deep orange book in front of a grey, metal book return bin. In white letters up the side of the bin is the word “ books” and partially obscured by my hand and the book are the words “return materials here” in black. The cover itself is a very orange background with title and author in white. A yellow tree with a yellow moon above are represented in abstract and silhouette.
November 5, 2025 at 5:24 PM
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A little last minute Halloweening. 🎃
Have fun tonight, #BookSky friends! I’ll be tucked up with a doing what I always do… but with candles and toasted pumpkin seeds. 😉 🕯️ #Reading

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#Halloween #JackOLantern #Holiday #Pumpkin #Books #HappyHalloween #BookReviews #TrickOrTreat
A Jack-o-lantern sits on a green, gridded patio table. A handful of textured gourds surround it. Above is the bottom of a closed, red patio umbrella. Beyond is a low country sky, open field, and a white canvas bell tent. The Jack-o-lantern is extremely simple with two punched-hole eyes and a mouth that is a simple line making a cute little side smirk. It took longer to clean the inside than to carve the pumpkin… but worth it for the roasting seeds. 😉
October 31, 2025 at 11:02 PM
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My partner walked in to find me sobbing while reading page 523. “Sad ending?” I held up the remaining 250 pages. “Oh.”

Lots of pages. Lots of processing breaks. This book is really something. 💛
💙📚💬📚🖋️📚⏳ #BookSky #Reading #LitFic #Historical #Books #Literature #Fiction #BookReview #Love
“The Love Songs of W. E. B. Du Bois” by Honorée Fanonne Jeffers lays on a striped woven rug. It’s many stripes of bold colors run horizontally beneath the book and complement its deep orange cover. The title and author are a crisp contrasting white over an abstract rendering of a yellow tree and either the sun or the moon above it. (I think it’s the moon.)
October 31, 2025 at 6:41 PM
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This was a fantastic read. 👍

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#BookSky #BookReview #LondonReview #AboutBooks #AmReading #Love #History #Colonization #Water #BookLover #Recommend #Read
My copy of the October 23 issue of the London Review of Books lays on a messy kitchen table. I’ve pushed the camera in tight from above to hide some of that. Lol I’ve also held the review with the cover folded down at an angle to show the title of the publication as well as the title and author of the review I’m posting about. That is “Fish in the Wrong Place” by Oliver Cussen. The paper sits on a beige linen tablecloth and across a couple of tan, cloth placemats. A round wood revolving tray sits close by with Pothos propagations on it in a cobalt blue vessel. The leaves fill the top of frame close to camera. Strong morning light makes deep colors and deeper shadows in the image.
October 30, 2025 at 8:20 PM
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Taking my time with this novel. Not only is it a longer read, it’s a dense, meaningful one.

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#BookSky #Literature #Fiction #Novel #Monday #AmReading #Books #Love #Review #BookRecs #LitFic
I hold up a hardcover library book that Im reading under a reading lamp so it is brightly lit from above. The book is “The Love Songs of W. E. B. Du Bois by Honorée Fanonne Jeffers. It has a solid orange cover with and abstract tree and sun or moon in yellow. Words are in white over top of them.
October 28, 2025 at 12:06 AM
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A little #Friday celebration! I have 200 #followers?!? As an anon account, that sticks to books (trending or not), with no other socials? I’m tickled that 200 folks want to hang out with me. Thank you!!!💛

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#BookSky #Books #JeffGoldblum #TGIF #Reading #Love #Reviews #Blog #TY
A fun photo of the back of my eReader. I am holding it up with my left hand. The reader has a clear case with glitter on it. A collage of stickers covers the back. Pinks and peach stickers with green fronds of foliage make up a background of color for some fun stickers. In the top left is a large sticker that says “See Cece Run” in maroon letters - a reference to a favorite and oft-quoted show in my house, New Girl. Next to that in top right is a sticker with a photo of Nick Miller from the same show making a classic, scowling face for that character. In the show this is called his “turtle face.” Below that is a sticker of a yellow book titled “Reading Makes Me Happy” and below that, in the bottom right, is a sticker with a racoon on an open trash can that’s on fire. The words around it are “This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine.” lol And lastly, in the bottom left is a sticker of Jeff Goldblum’s face. I’ve got one on both of my eReaders because he’s the weirdest, coolest celebrity on whom I have the weirdest, coolest crush. In the background, though blurry, is an image in a dramatic gold frame. It’s Goodblum depicted as a saint in a renaissance painting, the robes, the gold halo behind his head, and holding up his hand in benediction. He wears his chunky glasses though and the large, gold medallion on his chest is imprinted with a dinosaur. Very tiny on the chain is a fly. This is not the only Jeff art in my home, haha. I may not share my personal details or my face on this account (or any account), but I wanted to share something weird and personal because being connected to you all here on BlueSky is really cool. Cool like Jeff Goldblum. 😂
October 24, 2025 at 9:18 PM
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For me, a good story doesn’t hit unless the wordsmithing is there. Ng’s composition is always there for me.

“Whodunnit?” meets insightful race/gender/generation commentary. Loved.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
Rec:👍

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#BookSky #AmReading #BookRec #Review #Novel #LitFic #Literature #Love #Books #BookReview
Thumbnail of the book cover for Celeste Ng’s book, “Everything I Never Told You.” The cover is a photograph image of a woman swimming or floating on dark, blue water. Taking from directly above, she’s in a deep green/blue bathing suit, facing down into the water with legs straight out behind her and arms out to the side and above her shoulders like a breast stroked. She is directed horizontally across the cover moving to the left. The title and name of the author are written in white and look like erratic scribbling. Down the right side runs a teal banner that reads “The New York Times Bestseller.”
October 22, 2025 at 10:56 PM
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Since I don’t buy books often, and rarely buy them new, I enjoy dressing up my eReader. These will be a fun addition!

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www.etsy.com/shop/Jennife... for the original mushroom art.

#BookSky #eReader #Books #Stickers #Art #NewGirl #Kindle #Etsy #BookCover #CottageCore #Cute #Cozy #Love
Two stickers with darling original art in a very fairy tale style lay on a honey color wood table. One is a ghost with a red, speckled mushroom top on its head. It is surrounded by little red spotted mushrooms, stars and a crescent moon. The other is an open book. It’s has forest floor plants and cutesy mushrooms growing from the open pages. Both items came from the shop at this link. I’m not affiliated, just happy with the product. https://www.etsy.com/shop/JenniferDixonArt Three stickers lay on a honey colored wood table. They are all references from the TV show “New Girl” of which I’m a big fan. The top sticker is white with a black line drawing of the logo on Jess Day’s t shirt in the beginning of the show. It reads “Ms. Day’s JAM-borée, Sixth Grade Class, 2009” The bottom left sticker is a photo of the character, Nick making a grouchy face and hunching his shoulders. It shows his head neck and shoulders before cutting off. The last sticker simply reads “See CeCe Run” in chunky maroon font.
October 21, 2025 at 4:27 PM
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Good morning! Reading “Everything I Never Told You,” by Celeste Ng. 💙📚
I hold my eReader up to an open car window with my left hand. The reader takes up the bottom left corner of the image. It has a hippie style floral skin on it with some tiny dog stickers in the bottom corner that are line drawings. The screen, in greyscale, shows the cover of Celeste Ng’s “Everything I Never Told You.” The cover is made up of an image of a woman floating or swimming horizontally across the cover. She’s seen from above in dark water. The title and author are written in white, very scrawled writing. Behind and around the eReader is the view from my car. The black window casing and rear view mirror frame a view of morning sunlight through fall trees in early turning colors. Neon yellow-green leaves mostly with grape vine wrapping a giant trunk in fiery red. Dark branches in silhouette against the bright sun - all of this is out of focus around the eReader.
October 20, 2025 at 3:18 PM
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Parking lot reading today. How excited was I to realize there is a #CelesteNg book I haven’t read?!
The answer is “all.”

I was ALL the excited.

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#BookSky #Autumn #AmReading #Monday #Morning #Books #BookRec #Review #Love #Park #ReadInPublic #Coffee #View #BookLover
I hold my eReader up to an open car window with my left hand. The reader takes up the bottom left corner of the image. It has a hippie style floral skin on it with some tiny dog stickers in the bottom corner that are line drawings. The screen, in greyscale, shows the cover of Celeste Ng’s “Everything I Never Told You.” The cover is made up of an image of a woman floating or swimming horizontally across the cover. She’s seen from above in dark water. The title and author are written in white, very scrawled writing. Behind and around the eReader is the view from my car. The black window casing and rear view mirror frame a view of morning sunlight through fall trees in early turning colors. Neon yellow-green leaves mostly with grape vine wrapping a giant trunk in fiery red. Dark branches in silhouette against the bright sun - all of this is out of focus around the eReader.
October 20, 2025 at 1:55 PM
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Sunday snuggle reads. Library book I picked up for Celeste Ng’s pull quote. Nursing a very sick puppy through the weekend and hoping to get lost in this.
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#BookSky #Library #Rainy #AmReading #Cozy #Coffee #Books #Love #BookRecs #Reviews #LitFic #Literature #Vibes
A photo of a book, glasses, cup of coffee, and the back of a sleeping puppy on a blanket on lap. The book is “A Thousand Times Before” by Asha Thanki. It is a hardback book with a beautiful cover. The art is green, coral, and warm yellow tones. A profile of a woman in silhouette is made up of patches of patterns and combinations of those three colors. She wears a long veil that upon a closer look, is made up in these alternating patches of these colors and the profiles of two more women’s profiles. The writing is in bright white across the image. The book rests on a white duvet over my lap. A sage green coffee mug with simple leaf pattern rests nest to it on my knee. A pair of deep green glasses next to it. In the top right of the shot are creamy colored ringlets of poodle fur, and the shoulder of said poodle as she sleeps against me.
October 19, 2025 at 4:04 PM
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After reading a book of hers in one night of binge, I’m enjoying the crispy weather today with another! (And a tv fire.)🍂🍁
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#BookSky #BookBinge #LizMoore #LongBrightRiver #TheGodOfTheWoods #AmReading #Books #Review #BookRecs #Blog #Autumn #Cozy
My left hand holds an eReader for the camera. It’s has a pink decorative skin with a pattern of red strawberries and white asters. Beyond the reader stretches my lap and several overlapping patterns in warm tones. A quilt print blanket covers my lap, a bright orange, floral rug is on the floor, a lattice front wood cabinet is beyond that and, in blurry focus in the background, a TV screen with an image of a fireplace on it. The book on the reader is “Long Bright River” by Liz Moore. It’s in greyscale. The title and author are in bold, block letters on what looks like a windowpane streaked diagonally with rain. The white letters are streaked as though they also are runny with rain. Her book, “The God of the Woods” was excellent. It was long for a mystery of its kind but didn’t lag for a minute and was worth the very late night I spent reading it.
October 16, 2025 at 1:35 PM
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It took till the middle of October but my morning glories have finally started flowering! 💙🌱
#GardenSky #Flowers #Gardening #Grow #Plants #Garden #PlantSky #Love #Nature
My right hand turns a blue flower to face the camera, wrist covered by a denim sleeve. The flower is a Morning Glory. From this angle, it is a perfect, flat circle of blue with a deep, fluted center that is white. The white come up out of the center in a perfect five point star. Early morning rain/dew drops stand on the fused, blue flower petals. A wall of green plant foliage fills the background.
October 15, 2025 at 7:41 PM
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Sunday afternoon in my reading/knitting/chilling tent. Alternated listening and reading when my hands were busy. I enjoyed it a lot. Especially all the baseball content!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
Rec:👍
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#BookSky #AmReading #Sunday #LitFic #Books #BookRecs #StephenKing #Baseball #BookLover #InnerChild
My left hand holds a small eReader up. Above and behind the reader are the bright canvas panels of a bell shaped tent riding up to a peaked ceiling. The clear daylight glows through them. The reader has a pink skin on it with red strawberries and white daisies as a print. The book cover on the screen is in grey tones and is Stephen King’s “The Girl who Loved Tom Gordon.” It features a young girl wearing a backwards ball cap with an arm raised and bent, hand adjusting the cap on her head. She is turned three-quarter profile away from camera.
October 12, 2025 at 8:58 PM
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October baseball is over for #Cubs fans. Sigh. It sure was beautiful though. #GoCubsGo

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#Baseball #MLB #Wrigley
A cartoon by Nathan W. Pyle depicts three cute, blue aliens wearing pink ball caps. They have the following convo while leaving a ballpark. “Why do we observe the orb-catchers if it makes us so sad?” “We didn’t know it would.” “We just knew it was likely to.” “Statistically, most observers experience general sadness at the end…” “… but this is about joining a group of beings to be specifically sad with.” “Unique pain.” “In particular hats.”
October 12, 2025 at 12:41 PM
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Putting this one on pause. It’s just meh for me but that might be more to do with translation. Maybe I’ll return to it. 🤷🏻‍♀️
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#BookSky #ReaderSky #AmReading #Books #Reviews #BookRecs #Library #Love #BookCover
A hardback copy of “Dinner at the Midnight Library” by Hika Harada lays on a navy patio cushion in the sunshine. The cover of the book shows a cartoon type drawing of a view looking into a corner of a second floor window. The building has a green roof and big windows. Inside is a screen of a woman perusing large bookshelves, she is turned profile to us. Behind her is a man sitting at a table covered in food and books. An orange cat walks the roof above them in the night sky.
October 12, 2025 at 11:59 AM
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“If I leave my tote in the car, I’ll check out fewer books.” 😆

What are some book related lies you tell yourself? 😄

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#BookSky #ReaderSky #Library #Books #Love #Lies #Reading #Saturday #Haul #BookHaul #Review
A stack of five hard cover books sit on a black dashboard. I’ve taken the picture looking at the bottom of the books so no titles or spines are showing. Green prairie grasses plantings and trees are seen blurred through the windshield behind the book tower that would have been much easier to carry if I’d just taken my tote in with me.
October 11, 2025 at 9:39 PM
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This pretty lil’ copy of Kafka was a fun read in the windy sunshine. Equally pretty lil’ puppy added to the pleasure. This book is humorous and absurd. I loved it.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.5/5
Rec: 👍

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#BookSky #TGIF #Puppies #Kafka #Classics #Literature #Reading #Books #Review #BookRecs #Love #FriYay
A small cloth bound book and a gold doodle puppy lay next to each other in sunshine. The doodle’s back, shoulders and back of head take up 3/4 of the frame filling the bottom and up the right hand side. Just a shape made of tan, shaggy curls. The book is navy blue with metallic silver print. The title, “Metamorphosis” appears at the top, bracketed in the top corners by scrollwork. The author name, “Franz Kafka” is at the bottom and also framed by scrollwork. Running the center of the cover is an image of a man with slightly bent knees and his face in his hands, slightly cowering. Stretching out and up a wall behind him, and seemingly towering over him, is his own shadow. Instead of being the shadow of his form is its of a giant cockroach. All of the print and image are in that metallic silver. The book and pup lay on a navy blue patio cushion which nearly matches the book and fills the frame. An outtake from my attempts to photograph a small cloth-bound book and a gold doodle puppy laying next to each other in sunshine. The doodle has turned her face into the sun from the right of the book and laid her chin on the book. Obscuring the book and shifting the camera focus to her tiny nose, making the book blurry. She is a black puppy nose and tan, shaggy curls. The book is navy blue with metallic silver print. The title, “Metamorphosis” appears at the top, bracketed in the top corners by scrollwork. The author name, “Franz Kafka” is at the bottom and also framed by scrollwork. Running the center of the cover is an image of a man with slightly bent knees and his face in his hands, slightly cowering. Stretching out and up a wall behind him, and seemingly towering over him, is his own shadow. Instead of being the shadow of his form is its of a giant cockroach. All of the print and image are in that metallic silver. The book and pup lay on a navy blue patio cushion which nearly matches the book and fills the frame.
October 10, 2025 at 5:26 PM
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Oh man. Another winner. I’m at 68% and this book has me hooked!
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#BookSky #Mystery #Thriller #LitFic #AmReading #CaseOfTheMondays #Books #BookRecs #Reviews #PageTurner #Love
Image of the cover for “Wild Dark Shore” by Charlotte McConaghy. The cover art is beautiful. It looks like an oil painting of roiling waves close to shore, capped with white and frothy. Dark cloudy sky above. The light of the whole thing is golden and glowy, like sunset light through the waves and the title and author are written in a peachy orange that mimics that sort of sunset/sunrise light. It makes me think of that old phrase, “Red sky at morning, sailors take warning.” Appropriate to this book which deals a lot with the sea.
October 7, 2025 at 12:32 AM
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I keep kissing your Monday posts but made it tonight! I am LOVING #WildDarkShore by #CharlotteMcConaghy so far. 💛
Image is a screen grab from my profile on StoryGraph. On a dark background there is a thumbnail of the cover art for “Wild Dark Shore” by Charlotte McConaghy. Next to the thumbnails are stats about the book and my reading progress through it. Title and author are listed as well as a page count (302) and publish year (2025.) A green button shows I’m 68% through the book and that it is categorized as, “fiction and literary,” as well as, “dark, emotional, mysterious, medium-paced.” The cover art is beautiful. It looks like an oil paint of roiling waves close to shore, capped with white and frothy. Dark cloudy sky above. The light of the whole thing is golden and glowy, like sunset light through the waves and the title and author are written in a peachy orange that mimics that sort of sunset/sunrise light. It makes me think of that old phrase, “Red sky at morning, sailors take warning.” Appropriate to this book which deals a lot with the sea.
October 7, 2025 at 12:25 AM
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I read this in a sitting. Not because I’m fast or because it is short… because it is incredible! You may love it. You may hate it. Definitely you should read it to find out.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.5/5
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#BookSky #BookRecs #AmReading #Reviews #Blog #SciFi #Dystopian #LitFic #Feminist #Literature
This one is a funky photo. I took a picture of my eReader showing the cover of Jacqueline Harpman’s “I Who Have Never Known Men.” I accidentally took it in a weird, blown out, black and white version of the portrait mode on my phone camera. I kept it though, because it’s so very appropriate to this book. (Read it and you’ll agree.) In black and white, my left arm holds my small reader up but out from my body. My fingers peek around both sides as they span the back and my inner wrist creases below where it is bent toward the camera. The eReader has over saturated dark and light shapes on a decorative skin that are pretty hard to recognize as anything meaningful in this extreme contrast mode. Behind the reader and my arm, everything is blown out into very bright white fading to show the detail of the couch fabric near my shoulder. Otherwise, the field behind the book is emptiness. The cover art of the book is equally simple and difficult to see much of in this picture. It is a very simple geometric representation of a square opening in the ground, a simple white ladder of lines rising from in it, and title and author at the top. I very much hope you read it.
October 5, 2025 at 5:47 PM
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I’ll be chewing this one for a while… Clever, unflinching, and good writing. You might prepare to step away or take breaks if disordered eating, parental abuse, or cancer are difficult topics for you. Worth it for this.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.5/5
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💙📚💬📚🖊️ #Memoir #BookRecs #Books #AmReading #BookSky #BookReview
A eReader sits on an iron grid-top patio table. Propped against a plant pot, there are hot pink succulent flowers behind and above the reader. It has a pink skin with a print of strawberries and daisies. The greyscale book cover that is on the face of the reader is “I’m Glad My Mom Died” by Jeannette McCurdy and features a photograph of the author holding an urn while giving a sort of smirk/shrug and looking off camera in a quirky way.
September 30, 2025 at 4:58 PM
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Unpopular opinion: I prefer (& miss)mass market paperbacks. Seems it’s all about fancy covers now… or maybe we’re meant to think so, but I love the hand/pocket/purse size paperbacks of old.

What about you??

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#BookSky #Books #Reading #Saturday #AmReading #BookChat #Classics #Literature
A paperback book lays on brown deck boards that are running vertically up the image. The book is “The Catcher In The Rye” by J.D. Salinger. It is the 1991 mass market paperback printing by Little, Brown Books. The cover is entirely white with title and author centered in the top half. It’s written in black ink and a familiar font something like Times New Roman. The only adornment on the cover is a 7 color rainbow strip at an angle across the top left corner. I’d guess the book is approximately 4 inches across and a little over 6 inches tall. A beam of sunlight filters through a patio table above. It lays a honeycomb of light onto the deck and the top corner of the book, mimicking the angle of the rainbow on that portion of its cover. A note: I try to always read books for the first time from the library. If the book is one I’d like to have my own copy of, I buy classics from used bookstores and in paperback wherever I can find them. Contemporary classics with living authors I purchase in paperbacks as well but buy I do buy them new. I don’t share this to suggest what anyone “should” do, there’s plenty of that in the online book space. This is just one way to move in the world. It’s what feels right for me and I hope you do what feels like a good balance for you.
September 27, 2025 at 6:22 PM