Lockup Library – retail therapy edition Shawshank, March 3, 2021 Yesterday, I had a lot nervous energy. We were closed, so I told NewGirl I was going for a walk. And walk I did. Right to the second hand store that just opened again. After a twenty minute wait, I went right the the book section. Within seconds, I had a couple of books. The Twilight actually has the Life and Death novel where it’s gender changed. New Moon – just because. And the 50 Shades? Why not? Might as well have the crappy fanfic of the Saga. Don’t you judge me… 💀 I’ll admit, I felt better afterwards. I really did. And the best thing, all for $5 They’re already in the bookcase. Question: should I take my grammas Louis L’Amour books? She’s offered them for me to read. Who knows, maybe I’ll be in the mood for a good western novel. They used to be my grandfathers. Until next time, book nerds! Lockup Library anxietyblogbloggerbookbook bloggerbook haulbook loverbooksjournalpersonal blogreadingtalking about booksTinyTown
Lockup Library Sometimes I’m a strong man, sometimes cold and scared October 6, 2020October 7, 2020 So I emailed the local library asking when the next book sale will be they didn’t have a date planned, but they said I could come down and poke through their shed of books. Nothing jumped out at me – a lot of Readers Digest Condensed books, kids books, a… Read More
Lockup Library Lockup Library: book haul June 5, 2023June 5, 2023 Hey hey book nerds! Just a wicked quick post. It’s been a while for sure, but I have a book haul! I wasn’t gonna get the Spanish version of Twilight, but I’m glad Crystal said to get it. I’d be kicking myself if I hadn’t. And of course, Honor Among… Read More
Lockup Library And your hearts against my chest, your lips pressed to my neck September 3, 2020September 4, 2020 So I was thinking last night. About books, as i picked up Twilight for the thousandth time (hey, i just wanted something light to read last night), of what books I would bring if I was trapped on a deserted island. I know, so deep right? Then I thought, you… Read More