Jewell
@jewellislate
If it's dark and twisted, send it my way. Joy is important even in the bleakest of times - small joys too. Bad at rules. Grumpy old lady, but not old. Self-medicating with books.
Clearly the perfect book to read during yet another heatwave weekend :) (gorgeous covers too, even without colour on a Kindle)
I saw this Andrew Davidson Seraphina cover across a crowded Waterstones and bought it without reading anything at all about the book. Straight to the till and no regrets. Last week the cover of Nature's Dance pulled me in - just beautiful.
From Gail's in Petersfield this morning, where I am attempting to fit in with the middle classes -
I just checked but I don't have a picture of that building. This was the view from my hotel. Apart from 3-4 air alarms and one night mostly in a shelter (well, hotel basement) life was going on. There were a lot more flags out than in 2019 and a lot more military memorials/uniforms/funerals.
I should go to the beach a lot more often. Harder to be annoyed with things out there. Good sand art today too.
Lviv will always be the city of my heart but there is definitely something about Uzhhorod too...
Happy morning. Although that hill in the distance is a lot steeper than it looks.
Hopefully that insane nonsense will never get near policy. Anyway, here's a not-very-good photo Carnival of Lies keeping me company on the train Friday before last - pretty cover even on a Kindle.
Will probably pay for that run tomorrow, but will be worth it for this evening's sky.
I read along in the first year, I think. I enjoyed listening to the radio adaptation day-by-day a couple of years ago too. I had the Puffin covers like this one - always liked them. Not a fan of the cartoony ones.