Love how you make using any size journal look easy! Love your reading journal videos! I'm hoping to start a reading journal in January! So, these videos are giving me so much inspiration! Thank you! 🗝
Gorgeous spreads as usual 🩵. As a Brit it was really interesting to hear you say Wendell sounds like a very British name because the use of that name immediately let me know the writer was North American and didn’t know the UK that well. I was like Wendell, really, for an Irish man?
Yeah, Wendell is such an inbred upper class English nobby name, I never would guess from the name he is supposed to be Irish. And the last name didn't sound Irish either.
I love the way you've set up the spreads in the TN size! I took part in the Bewitched Bingo and managed to complete the board (I finished 3 books in the last 2 days 😅). I had such fun with it, even if I am slightly burnt out and taking it a bit slower this month (that always happens to me after a big reading month)! Favourite October pick was probably Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, it was a re-read but I loved it just as much as the first time I read it nearly 20 years ago. For November my focus is half gothic/dark academia and half cosy, and I was actually debating The Last Tale of the Flower Bride as one of the possibilities, so that's definitely on my list now after your review. ❤
I admit I had a giggle when you mentioned ScoMo as well - especially since I live in the ACT! Reading wise in October, I was doing not just your Bewitched Book Challenge, but also Victober. So I read a wide variety of books 😸 For your challenge, I started with Mort (it was a reread) and enjoyed it so much, I went on to read the other four books in the Death book set (Soul Music, Reaper Man, Hogfather, Thief of Time). I was reading hardcopy but also listening to the audiobooks. I listened to the same version as you described- it was an excellent audiobook. I watched the Practical Magic movie rather than reading that book, but will get to the book, I have requested it from the library. I read other stuff for your challenge, but need to go back and match stuff to your bingo board. It was a fun challenge, thank you. 🔑
I love Terry Pratchett and if you liked Mort with Death, I would highly recommend reading The Hogfather for December - imagine Death as Santa!!! that is all I will say but it's one of my favourite Discworld novels that doesn't involve the witches.🗝
Read the Tiffany Aching series of Discworld if you really want the Morris Dancer thing, because they appear in at least a couple of those. They actually play are really important role in one of them.
Toss Hogfather on to your reading list for December, and if you have not seen the mini-series, toss it into your viewing list. The Hogfather show was my introduction to Terry Pratchett's world. I watch it annually now. Christina 🦝🗝
I hope you had a wonderful time in UK 🤗 I’m taking a small break from reading last couple of days because I read 16-17 books for your bewitched challenge but I did read Legends and Lattes and The Novel Love Story last weekend 🤗 🗝️
You can still move The House in the Cerulean Sea down (so all the covers are level) and cover the star rating stamp with the book cover, then stamp a new star rating under it. Use the white out pen to cover any of the original star rating stamp if it peeks out from the edges of the book cover.
I have a friend named Azure, pronounced A-shu-RAY. I agree I didn't know how to pronounce it either without it being told me, I thought like the colour.🗝I have enjoyed your videos, and am trying to set up my own first reading journal. Should be interesting.
I'm really impatient when it comes to watercolour drying, so a little tip I use is to grab out a hairdryer and use that to dry the watercolour - takes less than a minute!
I'm so sorry for being annoying with another comment, but on 160 gsm paper, if you want soft less pigmented colour, it can be helpul to use a well pallette, and mix the watercolour with water in there first - what this does, it dilutes the colour, and then you can pick that up with your brush, but you can control the amount of water you're using, bc the pigment has already been added!
Always so happy to see you post! I hope you enjoy "Project Hail Mary" and "The House in the Cerulean Sea". They're some of my favorite books of all time. ❤📖
Gorgeous set up Erin. The Emily book has been on my tbr for ages so that is getting bumped up. I'm loving the TN right now, I thought I wanted a square for next years but after mock setting up some spreads I realised I hated it so back to A5 for me. 🔑🔑🔑🔑🔑
With Christmas on its way (as much as I fight against its encroachment XD) that would be a perfect time for more Discworld. Hogfather is one of my favourite of the Discworld books.
your reading journal is just PERFECTION!!! 😍😍😍 And I loved Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia of Fairies so so much, I want to read the next book in the series soon!
🗝️ how funny, I set up my November cover spread with those kind of branch stickers as well 😄 I’ve just finished Emily Wilde 1, too, and I loved it so much! I got the impression from the cover that it was an autumn book but there was so much snow and winter in it that I have to rethink how I want to set up my spread for the book in my reading journal now. Happy belated birthday 🎂
I read Mort for October as well. Mainly I needed something like a discworld book. To help with the horror book/s I read for spooky season. Surprisingly I read more ,in October, then I thought I would. My top book for October is either Mort, or one of the hellboy comics. After how many books I read in Oct. I'm slowing way down for the rest of the year 🗝.
You're making me tempted to try a traveler's size journal haha 🗝 Such a pretty setup, especially love the Emily Wilde spreads (and loved that book as well, I listened to the audiobook and the narration felt very fitting)
The traveler's journal open and filled in looks so pretty and balanced. I don't know what it is but I find it really pleasing to look at and really like the journal. Your spreads were immaculate yet again, on theme with the books and really pretty. The stats page always tickles my brain very satisfyingly 😂 I love reading stats
🗝 love the set-up! I am debating whether I should have a separate reading journal again for next year... I used to do that but it was a bit difficult for me to keep up with and I don't think I'd make a spread for each book. Not sure what to do
I love the idea of printing the book covers on the sprocket. Did she post in one of the older videos on how and what size the images needed to be to print without a white outline?
Book covers are already the right aspect ratio for the collage function thankfully, so I typically find I don’t need to resize anything unless it’s an Audible original with a square cover! Here’s my Short about it in case it helps 🥰 ruclips.net/user/shortstVl2_EljjWE?feature=share
I'm reading the Plated Prisoner series! SO GOOD. It's got a few trigger warnings listed on the amazon page for good reason -- but the character growth and journey is a beautiful thing to witness. She starts in a dark place though, so I caution people who want to read this series to be prepared. But seriously, awesome twist on the Kind Midas story, it's got crazy magic, and it's just over all stunningly written. I highly recommend the first three books of the six book series, and I'm in the middle of book four. The romance partner doesn't show up til book two! Crazy, right?
🗝️ Currently reading "Battle of the Linguist Mages" by Scotto Moore. It starts out being about a virtual reality fantasy game but then it starts to become apparent that some of the magic spells from the game might ACTUALLY do things in the real world. I'm really enjoying it. My other main TBR for the month is my book club book "Windfall" which is like a queer swashbuckler with pirates and stuff lol.
🔑 Enjoyed watching this video! My next reading journal is going to be a blackout square but now I really want a travelers size 😂 and to play with watercolors...future me goals! October reads for me included some books on minimalism, empire of storms, the hating game, the witches blade, glass sword...and a few others. For November I want to read the next ToG book and the next Crowns of Okrith book (I'd better get started LOL), I finished up the gold weaver trilogy and the fated to darkness trilogy, read the spell shop for book club, and am currently working on Level Up by Rob Dial (I throughly enjoy his mindset mentor podcast). The 3rd red queen book is waiting for me to pick it up at the library, too 😂. And thanks for the TBR recs of Emily wilde and the last tale of the flower bride 😊
Just leaving a 🗝️ here. Actually, I have a stickii sheet with keys and I never know what to use them for. Sometimes I wonder if I should include more book spreads on my journal (defo not starting a reading journal) just to use my stationery!
🗝️🔑 Loving your spreads in this journal. I am taking so many ideas to improve some of my own spreads. 😊 I can’t wait to her how you liked House in the Cerulean Sea. I adored that book. I plan to read the sequel too.
🗝 I LOVED the Emily Wilde book! I just finished it a week ago. I think Wendell's name is ridiculous but it also makes sense assuming that he picked a new fake name to sound human and didn't know the difference. It is decidedly not an Irish name (this coming from someone in Arizona USA). I just can't stop thinking about that book. Such beautiful writing, it feels cold and it feels warm depending on the scene, so sweet and cozy, and a compelling mystery. I can't WAIT to read the sequel! Also, your CAWPILE system seems a bit harsh to me, like hard for you to ever reach 5 stars. Also, I'm very excited for you to read Project Hail Mary (fave book of the month of January 2024) and Cerulean Sea (top 5 fave of 2023)! (My other 4 were Ink Blood Sister Scribe, Anxious People, Ender's Game, and A Christmas Carol)
Beautiful layout. No reading journal for me as I try to read as slowly as possible. Currently reading Selected Letters of Vanessa Bell, The Letters of Virginia Woolf, vol 3, and The Diary of Virginia Woolf, vol 3.
🗝️ I haven't read that one by Roshani Chokshi, but I have read some of her other work and they were very good. Highly recommend The Gilded Wolves trilogy by her! I did the challenge and got up to Shadow Sorcerer! Great video, you've got some lovely spreads there, as usual, even with the jet lag.
the rest of the practical magic series was written more recently and is rather different. I'd say the only one really worth reading is Magic Lessons (2020), which is set in the time of Salem so can basically be read as a standalone if you like historical fiction
I love your spreads!! Also I really want to read The Last Tale Of The Flower Bride!! My standout book for October was DEAREST by Jacquie Walters!! it was soooo good a bit like a Psygological Horror it was a five star for me! If You pick it up let me know what your thoughts are! Definitely one I didn't expect to enjoy in an unusual way!
I've just done the same thing, reread a book i loved in high school, and i found a sequel i didn't know existed, too.. Same thing. I still loved it over 40 years later... If you're interested, it's called The Children of Morrow.. I actually think you would like it
My favorite book of October (and likely all of 2024) was The Bee Sting by Paul Murray. I loved it so much that it immediately earned a spot on my Great Re-Read list. I’ve curated a list of 24 books that deeply affected me when I read them (some recently, some over 30 years ago, and all the time in between) and I’m curious to see what current me thinks of them (similar to your comment about the Pratchett book). So I’m challenging myself to re-read two of these books a month over the next year. Which brings me to what I’m reading now: Bel Canto by Ann Patchett. She released an annotated edition for the 20th anniversary and that’s the book that inspired (and kicked off) the re-read. Sorry this comment is getting so long but Project Hail Mary is also on the list - I LOVED that book and hope you do too. I also noticed I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki on your list - this may be the first time I’ve read any books you’re journaling about and for November, there are two! Woot! And last thing : 🗝️
I remember loving Practical Magic back in the 90s. I'm guessing I shouldn't go back and reread it. There was one scene in particular that had me raging back then (and I wasn't even a nurse yet!) and I'm guessing there would be more now. 🗝 Sorry for all the edits. Was trying to spoiler tag but forgot that's a Discord thing.
The book that's exactly like Practical Magic (my favorite movie of all time) is Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen, everybody loves It. There's also more magical cooking and a sentient apple tree who throws magical true telling apples at people. I can't wait to see the spread you could create with those elements.
About the StoryGraph goals, if you don't want to see "you're 2 books behind" you can turn that off by going into edit goal
Between the Bewitched book challenge & another reading challenge I ended up reading a record breaking 19 books in October! 🗝️
I also had a great reading month due to the challenge. It was so fun and I got quite a few backlog books read as well!
I love the dutch doors for review spreads. I think they all came out so well! 🗝
Love how you make using any size journal look easy! Love your reading journal videos! I'm hoping to start a reading journal in January! So, these videos are giving me so much inspiration! Thank you! 🗝
Ur welcome, glad I could help.
I've been in such a reading slump lately but your video has given me the boost I needed to get back at my TBR! 🔑
You can do it Jessie! 💪
Glad I could help.
Gorgeous spreads as usual 🩵.
As a Brit it was really interesting to hear you say Wendell sounds like a very British name because the use of that name immediately let me know the writer was North American and didn’t know the UK that well. I was like Wendell, really, for an Irish man?
🤣 that’s so interesting! Maybe it was the ‘Bambleby’ moreso for me, she does address him by his surname for most of the book
Yeah, Wendell is such an inbred upper class English nobby name, I never would guess from the name he is supposed to be Irish. And the last name didn't sound Irish either.
I love the way you've set up the spreads in the TN size! I took part in the Bewitched Bingo and managed to complete the board (I finished 3 books in the last 2 days 😅). I had such fun with it, even if I am slightly burnt out and taking it a bit slower this month (that always happens to me after a big reading month)! Favourite October pick was probably Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, it was a re-read but I loved it just as much as the first time I read it nearly 20 years ago.
For November my focus is half gothic/dark academia and half cosy, and I was actually debating The Last Tale of the Flower Bride as one of the possibilities, so that's definitely on my list now after your review. ❤
There is a third book in the Emily Wilde Series, it is due for release on the 15th of January. Title: Emily Wilde's Compendium of Lost Tales
Loved the watercolors pulling in those autumn vibes. Fall is my favorite season! 🗝
I admit I had a giggle when you mentioned ScoMo as well - especially since I live in the ACT! Reading wise in October, I was doing not just your Bewitched Book Challenge, but also Victober. So I read a wide variety of books 😸
For your challenge, I started with Mort (it was a reread) and enjoyed it so much, I went on to read the other four books in the Death book set (Soul Music, Reaper Man, Hogfather, Thief of Time). I was reading hardcopy but also listening to the audiobooks. I listened to the same version as you described- it was an excellent audiobook. I watched the Practical Magic movie rather than reading that book, but will get to the book, I have requested it from the library.
I read other stuff for your challenge, but need to go back and match stuff to your bingo board.
It was a fun challenge, thank you. 🔑
I love Terry Pratchett and if you liked Mort with Death, I would highly recommend reading The Hogfather for December - imagine Death as Santa!!! that is all I will say but it's one of my favourite Discworld novels that doesn't involve the witches.🗝
Read the Tiffany Aching series of Discworld if you really want the Morris Dancer thing, because they appear in at least a couple of those. They actually play are really important role in one of them.
Toss Hogfather on to your reading list for December, and if you have not seen the mini-series, toss it into your viewing list. The Hogfather show was my introduction to Terry Pratchett's world. I watch it annually now. Christina 🦝🗝
I hope you had a wonderful time in UK 🤗 I’m taking a small break from reading last couple of days because I read 16-17 books for your bewitched challenge but I did read Legends and Lattes and The Novel Love Story last weekend 🤗 🗝️
You can still move The House in the Cerulean Sea down (so all the covers are level) and cover the star rating stamp with the book cover, then stamp a new star rating under it. Use the white out pen to cover any of the original star rating stamp if it peeks out from the edges of the book cover.
I have a friend named Azure, pronounced A-shu-RAY. I agree I didn't know how to pronounce it either without it being told me, I thought like the colour.🗝I have enjoyed your videos, and am trying to set up my own first reading journal. Should be interesting.
I'm really impatient when it comes to watercolour drying, so a little tip I use is to grab out a hairdryer and use that to dry the watercolour - takes less than a minute!
I'm so glad you had a wonderful time over here in the UK. Although I'm glad you're back to posting, I'm desperate for another live stream 🤣🤣 🗝️
I'm so sorry for being annoying with another comment, but on 160 gsm paper, if you want soft less pigmented colour, it can be helpul to use a well pallette, and mix the watercolour with water in there first - what this does, it dilutes the colour, and then you can pick that up with your brush, but you can control the amount of water you're using, bc the pigment has already been added!
Your November watercolours might be my fave spread of yours yet. Thea has decided to put Watercolours on her Christmas list 😍🗝
Oh that's so lovely Beth! I hope she loves using them!
Always so happy to see you post! I hope you enjoy "Project Hail Mary" and "The House in the Cerulean Sea". They're some of my favorite books of all time. ❤📖
Daaaaamn, what's that clear pocketed "book" you have your stickers stashed in? 😍 I- I just might need one or five...
Gorgeous set up Erin. The Emily book has been on my tbr for ages so that is getting bumped up. I'm loving the TN right now, I thought I wanted a square for next years but after mock setting up some spreads I realised I hated it so back to A5 for me. 🔑🔑🔑🔑🔑
With Christmas on its way (as much as I fight against its encroachment XD) that would be a perfect time for more Discworld. Hogfather is one of my favourite of the Discworld books.
This gave me such great ideas as i start my reading journal. Thank you🔑🗝
I'm so glad I could help! 🥰
Ur welcome
your reading journal is just PERFECTION!!! 😍😍😍 And I loved Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia of Fairies so so much, I want to read the next book in the series soon!
Loved Emily Wilde! I am currently in the middle of the second book, and has been so fun on audio, love the voices and accents
I hope you like Hail Mary! My husband and I listened to the audio book during one of our road trips and loved it.
I really liked Project Hail Mary! 🔑🔑
🗝️ how funny, I set up my November cover spread with those kind of branch stickers as well 😄 I’ve just finished Emily Wilde 1, too, and I loved it so much! I got the impression from the cover that it was an autumn book but there was so much snow and winter in it that I have to rethink how I want to set up my spread for the book in my reading journal now.
Happy belated birthday 🎂
I read Mort for October as well. Mainly I needed something like a discworld book. To help with the horror book/s I read for spooky season. Surprisingly I read more ,in October, then I thought I would. My top book for October is either Mort, or one of the hellboy comics. After how many books I read in Oct. I'm slowing way down for the rest of the year 🗝.
It is such a good palate cleanser book to get you feeling lighter again after something dark!
You're making me tempted to try a traveler's size journal haha 🗝 Such a pretty setup, especially love the Emily Wilde spreads (and loved that book as well, I listened to the audiobook and the narration felt very fitting)
I really like the idea of travel size for reading journal. I think I'll try it. Hope the jet lag is better.🗝
🗝️ I love this video! Your videos inspire me to pick up some of the books you mentioned. I now keep a list of books I want to read 😂
The traveler's journal open and filled in looks so pretty and balanced. I don't know what it is but I find it really pleasing to look at and really like the journal. Your spreads were immaculate yet again, on theme with the books and really pretty. The stats page always tickles my brain very satisfyingly 😂 I love reading stats
these pages are stunning!! 🥰
🗝🗝 to match your bride's book 😊 Glad you had a wonderful vacation. Welcome back!
I am always enjoy seeing any new videos you post addition to rewatching your videos too.☺️ 🗝
Thanx for watching.
ooh so keen to watch next month to see what you thought of Project Hail Mary! I loved it.
I'm excited to read it, I've heard such good things! It's our book club pick for November 😍
Thanx for watching.
I love what you’ve done with the TN size, makes me want to try one! 🗝️
🗝 love the set-up! I am debating whether I should have a separate reading journal again for next year... I used to do that but it was a bit difficult for me to keep up with and I don't think I'd make a spread for each book. Not sure what to do
Loved all your magical reads this October ✨🗝️
I love your videos. They're really inspirational ❤❤❤❤
I love the idea of printing the book covers on the sprocket. Did she post in one of the older videos on how and what size the images needed to be to print without a white outline?
Book covers are already the right aspect ratio for the collage function thankfully, so I typically find I don’t need to resize anything unless it’s an Audible original with a square cover! Here’s my Short about it in case it helps 🥰
ruclips.net/user/shortstVl2_EljjWE?feature=share
I listened to that version of Mort as well and ADORED it!
i love this video, as usual - was v much looking forward to it, and will now eagerly await your nov reads video! 😂🔑 your trip looked amazing!
Glad you enjoyed the trip. I did do what I thought I would.... I hit 52 points... go me, I suppose. :)
That's INCREDIBLE! 😍
@@ErinSmith It probably helped that I was laid up in bed with a back injury and all I could do was read for about two weeks straight.
I'm reading the Plated Prisoner series! SO GOOD. It's got a few trigger warnings listed on the amazon page for good reason -- but the character growth and journey is a beautiful thing to witness. She starts in a dark place though, so I caution people who want to read this series to be prepared. But seriously, awesome twist on the Kind Midas story, it's got crazy magic, and it's just over all stunningly written. I highly recommend the first three books of the six book series, and I'm in the middle of book four. The romance partner doesn't show up til book two! Crazy, right?
I attempted the challenge and got 1-10 points so i'm sastified. Loving the books review spreads.
yay im glad you are back! hope you had a nice vacation 🗝
Thank you! ✨ I'm having some trouble getting back into work mode haha!
I did, thanx.
🗝 Beautiful! I hope you had a great trip!!
🗝️ Currently reading "Battle of the Linguist Mages" by Scotto Moore. It starts out being about a virtual reality fantasy game but then it starts to become apparent that some of the magic spells from the game might ACTUALLY do things in the real world. I'm really enjoying it.
My other main TBR for the month is my book club book "Windfall" which is like a queer swashbuckler with pirates and stuff lol.
Yay!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉 I’m so glad you liked Flower Bride!!!
Beautiful spreads! I am partial to this size!
Beautiful spreads 🗝
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Enjoyed watching this video! My next reading journal is going to be a blackout square but now I really want a travelers size 😂 and to play with watercolors...future me goals!
October reads for me included some books on minimalism, empire of storms, the hating game, the witches blade, glass sword...and a few others.
For November I want to read the next ToG book and the next Crowns of Okrith book (I'd better get started LOL), I finished up the gold weaver trilogy and the fated to darkness trilogy, read the spell shop for book club, and am currently working on Level Up by Rob Dial (I throughly enjoy his mindset mentor podcast). The 3rd red queen book is waiting for me to pick it up at the library, too 😂.
And thanks for the TBR recs of Emily wilde and the last tale of the flower bride 😊
Just leaving a 🗝️ here. Actually, I have a stickii sheet with keys and I never know what to use them for. Sometimes I wonder if I should include more book spreads on my journal (defo not starting a reading journal) just to use my stationery!
🗝️🔑 Loving your spreads in this journal. I am taking so many ideas to improve some of my own spreads. 😊 I can’t wait to her how you liked House in the Cerulean Sea. I adored that book. I plan to read the sequel too.
🗝 I LOVED the Emily Wilde book! I just finished it a week ago. I think Wendell's name is ridiculous but it also makes sense assuming that he picked a new fake name to sound human and didn't know the difference. It is decidedly not an Irish name (this coming from someone in Arizona USA). I just can't stop thinking about that book. Such beautiful writing, it feels cold and it feels warm depending on the scene, so sweet and cozy, and a compelling mystery. I can't WAIT to read the sequel!
Also, your CAWPILE system seems a bit harsh to me, like hard for you to ever reach 5 stars.
Also, I'm very excited for you to read Project Hail Mary (fave book of the month of January 2024) and Cerulean Sea (top 5 fave of 2023)! (My other 4 were Ink Blood Sister Scribe, Anxious People, Ender's Game, and A Christmas Carol)
🔑 very cool Erin … as always. As a fellow Aussie I did giggle that ScoMo go in on the action lol
🗝 I always love your spreads!
Love the set up as always! 🔑
Beautiful layout. No reading journal for me as I try to read as slowly as possible. Currently reading Selected Letters of Vanessa Bell, The Letters of Virginia Woolf, vol 3, and The Diary of Virginia Woolf, vol 3.
🔑 I’m glad you had a lovely holiday.
Thoroughly enjoyed 🔑
🗝️ currently reading and lovingThe Inheritance Games series.
🔑 loved this!
i'm so glad you liked Emily Wilde
It was on my radar but I would have taken much longer to get to it if I didn't know how much you loved it!
🗝️ I haven't read that one by Roshani Chokshi, but I have read some of her other work and they were very good. Highly recommend The Gilded Wolves trilogy by her!
I did the challenge and got up to Shadow Sorcerer!
Great video, you've got some lovely spreads there, as usual, even with the jet lag.
Welcome back! 🔑
😂🔑🗝 Im glad you enjoyed the UK! And hope your Jetlag passes soon❤
Currently on the house witch book one
where did you get your cawpile stickers from please ? They would be so handy loved your set up
i think she printed them herself
the rest of the practical magic series was written more recently and is rather different. I'd say the only one really worth reading is Magic Lessons (2020), which is set in the time of Salem so can basically be read as a standalone if you like historical fiction
Oh that’s so good to know!
I love your spreads!! Also I really want to read The Last Tale Of The Flower Bride!! My standout book for October was DEAREST by Jacquie Walters!! it was soooo good a bit like a Psygological Horror it was a five star for me! If You pick it up let me know what your thoughts are! Definitely one I didn't expect to enjoy in an unusual way!
I've just done the same thing, reread a book i loved in high school, and i found a sequel i didn't know existed, too.. Same thing. I still loved it over 40 years later... If you're interested, it's called The Children of Morrow.. I actually think you would like it
I read it already and liked it, thanx.
My favorite book of October (and likely all of 2024) was The Bee Sting by Paul Murray. I loved it so much that it immediately earned a spot on my Great Re-Read list. I’ve curated a list of 24 books that deeply affected me when I read them (some recently, some over 30 years ago, and all the time in between) and I’m curious to see what current me thinks of them (similar to your comment about the Pratchett book). So I’m challenging myself to re-read two of these books a month over the next year. Which brings me to what I’m reading now: Bel Canto by Ann Patchett. She released an annotated edition for the 20th anniversary and that’s the book that inspired (and kicked off) the re-read. Sorry this comment is getting so long but Project Hail Mary is also on the list - I LOVED that book and hope you do too. I also noticed I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki on your list - this may be the first time I’ve read any books you’re journaling about and for November, there are two! Woot! And last thing : 🗝️
🗝 great video
I remember loving Practical Magic back in the 90s. I'm guessing I shouldn't go back and reread it. There was one scene in particular that had me raging back then (and I wasn't even a nurse yet!) and I'm guessing there would be more now. 🗝 Sorry for all the edits. Was trying to spoiler tag but forgot that's a Discord thing.
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Personally I really liked Bambleby's name. It's awkward and unrealistic, which makes sense with who picked it. It works well with the context
It absolutely does! It's also just so much fun to say out loud!
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The book that's exactly like Practical Magic (my favorite movie of all time) is Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen, everybody loves It. There's also more magical cooking and a sentient apple tree who throws magical true telling apples at people. I can't wait to see the spread you could create with those elements.
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Ah, ScoMo, or as I like to call him, Photoshopped Shoe Guy - if you know, you know XD
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Luv u 2.
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