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I love this! As a fellow artist, working in a completely different medium, I love seeing how other artists think and what their process is. I love the story behind the piece of wire you found!

Some very cool inspiration! 😊💙

What age group is Gather? Would it be too difficult for an 11 year old boy that just got a dog? Any suggestions?

Great reviews!

Who needs involvement with the world If you can be submerged in books? I love the cat book!

Voting when you dont even know what you voting for is probably why canada is going down the toilet

Most likely the library books are RFID tagged - Radio Frequency Identification tags, which were recorded as you extracted the book and marked as checked out to you. Many libraries have this technology and it’s been around for a decade plus at least.

Berry pickers has been on my want to read list for a while...so I should look into getting a copy.

My book club ended up divided on this book. One person really loved it because Willa’s family is very much like her own right now. She wondered if it would resonate as much if she read it five years earlier. One person also gave up at 60 pages, one couldn’t even start and one was 50-50.

Library holds can be such a blessing and a curse. I spend more time than I should checking where I am in the queue and fiddling with the pause function. Over the course of a couple of weeks I’ll shift the paused date a couple of times depending on my ridiculous reading plans and whether a book seems to be moving through the system. It’s all an elaborate game of library chicken really.

I just read the prequel to "Jupiter Rising" which is "Orbiting Jupiter". Gary D. Schmidt is a masterful writer. I have read around 6 of his books and they are all great! I am looking forward to Jupiter Rising.

Also I really liked the Ruth Galloway series...I'm reading the Inspector Gamache series now but like the other better.

I think that retreat was worthwhile after all, #major organized shelf and mind! Way to go

My worries are the future of my country. But I am also intrigued about Birnam Wood, it's on my want to read pinterest. Does your book club take turns choosing books and does the person who chose it lead the discussion? We've been reading classics from the 1800's (not really my choice) just finished Frankenstein. My last choice was Vaster Wilds so I'm researching my next choice which will most likely not be liked by a few members. The Dark Rising series sounds fun too...Take care =)

I've read Prodigal Summer and did enjoy that but I haven't been drawn to any other of her books. I do have Animal Vegetable Miracle but didn't take it off the shelf yet.

I love a good critical review! While I enjoy Barbara Kingsolver I completely agree that she can try to tell us how to think instead of working towards genuine connection. Out of every Barbara Kingsolver book that I have read Unsheltered was my least favorite.

Thanks for your candid review.

Thank you for sharing! Stumbled upon this video on my journey to start reading books again, will be borrowing Paperboy once I make my trip to the library :) Also, I love your tea mug! Hope your upcoming reads are wonderful!

Yes, it’s so beautiful where I am also.

What a wonderful video! Loved the intro and recommendations so much <3

You make perfect sense!

I’m hoping to get to the book on the Halifax Great Explosion, I was fascinated with the passages about it in Eliot Page’s memoir.

This is my first time coming across your channel, and believe me I need book recommendations. I consider myself a picky reader and it’s really hard to find books that keep me hooked. I was never much of a reader when I was little, so I am trying to go back and read all of the books that I missed out on. One of my favorites right now it the Charlie Bone: Children of the Red King series by Jenny Nimmo. They are very Harry Potter-esq and are just really cute and fun to read.

Yay for 550+ Good for you for taking French. 😊💙

You shot past 550! On to 600 next!

Enjoyed the garden views,really like the stone walking path

Hello I love this video. ❤

I’m definitely checking out a few of your recommendations. So glad to have found your channel!

What a beautiful edition of The Eyes and the impossible. Anne of Green Gables is the book I have re-read the most. I love it. I enjoyed On Writing. Very different than his other books. Not like Carrie at all. 😊💙

Great to see Tove Jansson's book mentioned in your channel. I love her Moomin's series deeply and I like the depth in her stories ❤

You both picked out some great books. A Month in the Country is one of my favorites. I reread it every few years. Explosions in a Cathedral sounds like one I might like to check out.

Hi. I’m not a Margaret Atwood fan either!! I am, however, a Louise Penny fan big time. Was her name mentioned various times?

Thanks for your support of this project, your response, and sharing the books you loved and didn't love. I like how you were able to point out some themes you saw. 😊💙

Yay Laureen! How nice to get your reaction to our top 67 CanLit books project. Thanks for promoting it to your book club and to your channel subscribers. I’m so happy that readers are talking about Canadian books they love…And hate! (There’s something for everyone.)

I’m so glad you participated in our project! Helen Humphreys was on my top ten list too; I chose her Machine Without Horses as my favourite but it could easily have been The Lost Garden instead. Two of the books you mentioned are entirely new to me and I look forward to tracking them down.

Not a big reader but your vid was nice. Hope youre having a good one

Great video! So happy I found you today 🎉

I am due to go back to the Witches books, been a while since i re-read them.Always loved how Pratchett would satirised certain things but it never felt mean spirited. You have had a great selection of reads!

So glad you participated and shared your top ten. I still need to read some Heather O’Neill. 😊💙

Loved the tour and you had several books I hadn’t heard of. I haven’t started Sanctuary Line yet but will soon. Looking forward to your top 10 list! 😊💙

It all looks like a magical little nature retreat perfect for escape and reading!

So many books and so little time. Happy reading.

Unable to hear you well honey 🎉😢

Hi! Happy Tuesday, thank you for your videos, many of the titles made me want to go back to reading. Sending you lots of love from Mexico ❤

What a lovely discussion of this wondrous work, youdid a great job getting across the immersion and how compulsive this is. I adore everything Selznick has put out, but this one is my favorite. If you haven't seen it, there is a beautiful edition he did illustrating Whitman's Live Oak With Moss, exploring especially the gay storytelling of the poetry I think as his only adult audience work to date.

Invention of Hugo Cabret won the Caldecott, which was shocking since it’s not a picture book in the standard thinking.

Wonderful review. Thank you!

I've seen the Encyclopedia of Fairies before. Great to hear your thoughts on both books. It's been hot in Calgary too. 😊💙

Awesome review !!

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