Breakfast chocolate time

💙🖋️ Do I need another special edition pen?

Snow!

🪐📚 I finished Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia of Faeries. Really fun book. I like journal format stories and the book did a good job making the lead endearing considering other characters are portrayed as finding them kinda rude and dull at first.

Definitely worth reading.

💙📚 This was an engrossing read. There was a lot going on and sometimes the way the book talks about characters made them feel 2D but it felt like it was in good faith. One specific thing I enjoyed was the mentioning of London areas and locations but that appealed to my homesickness.

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Finished Fraud by zadie Smith. It was a strange read. It kinda jumped around a lot. A little with the long flashbacks and with an enite part of the book dedicated to a characters biography which was really interesting but took the story off track. Also not really sure what overall plot was.

🌱 Four of the plants brought to my new apartment have died. The summer really was harsh on them. My parsley in the middle was the lady one to go. At least it produced seeds. #gardeningfeed 🌱

I'm going to have no money left if I keep buying every special edition lammy I like. I find the cherry blossom pretty.

The Harrowing of Gwynedd, fun book, got it in a start a new series humble bundle but it's the 10th book for that setting (1st a series for that set of events). Flow was kind of strange for most fantasty I read a lot of avoiding fights.
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