Lockup Library Book haul, but not for me Shawshank, June 19, 2022 So yesterday, while I was in CapitalCity, one of the main goals was to find this specific book for my dad for Father’s Day. Let me preface this by saying that my dad isn’t a reader. I believe he may be on the spectrum, and has a heathy dose of… Continue Reading
Lockup Library Butterfly in the sky, I can go twice as high Shawshank, June 5, 2022 It’s been a hot minute since I’ve posted a book haul, but here it is. It was my birthday a couple of days ago, and Crystal got me a book. She’s really really REALLY good at choosing strange, weird, and wonderful books for me. She’s been responsible for all my… Continue Reading
Lockup Library Looking back – a year ago Shawshank, September 4, 2021 So Crystal installed a way back machine on the site when I hit 365 days of posts, and yesterday I saw a book post from last year asking what 3 books that I would bring if I was marooned on a deserted island. Last year, I said I’d bring: Twilight…. Continue Reading
Lockup Library Book Club Book Club: The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle Shawshank, August 25, 2021 Ok book nerds, I’m really trying to get back into the swing of things and actually try to bring back the Lockup Library Book Club. So for the balance of this month, and probably next month, the book is going to be The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart… Continue Reading
Lockup Library Book Review: Bats of the Republic Shawshank, August 24, 2021 Hey hey book nerds! Long time no reading. Yeah, I went through a bit of a reading slump as of late. But thanks to BossLady being gone, and harvest here, it’s pretty slow at work. So I ran home and grabbed my book. Let me first say that this is… Continue Reading
Lockup Library Book Club Book club – Bats of the Republic Shawshank, June 27, 2021 Hey book nerds! According to my last book post, I finished Orange is the New Black, that means I can start a new book! Last week, I got a book from Crystal – Bats of the Republic by Zachary Thomas Dodson. I told myself yesterday, that I’d only read the… Continue Reading