My Sunday-Monday Post

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Hello everyone! It was a crazy muddled up week but a good one! Wyatt and I even had a “book date” at Barnes and Noble, where we got books and treats from the cafe and hung out. He loved it, my little book boy.

Read Last Week:

It was a sad reading week for me. I had a hard time settling down with a book after Cat’s People, and I floundered around while also waiting for my library holds to come in. I ended up reading an old middle grade from the 90s by Betty Ren Wright. Still good, still scary, after all these years.

Reading This Week:

I had one book finally come in from the library, and I am waiting on one more that I am going to buddy read with Lisa at Boondock Ramblings.

I am starting Isabella Nagg today, and hopefully The Antique Hunter’s Guide to Murder comes in within the next few days. I am sure it will. Lisa and I are reading that one together.

Posted Last Week:

Welcome September!

Top Ten Tuesday: Books with Occupations in the Title

Watching:

We have been sort of floundering around in tv land. I need to find some shows. We started Joe Pickett, and then halfway through the first season decided we weren’t all that interested in it. Now we are watching Renegade Nell, and Billy likes it but I sort of don’t. But it is only one season so I can handle watching a few episodes to make him happy. Lol.

We also watched Lisa Frankenstein last night and it was such a weird, fun movie! I loved the 80s vibes, which were immaculate. It had all the tropes of 80s movies, and the costumes and music were fantastic. It was silly and the horror/gore level was probably reminiscent of The Santa Clarita Diet or my Best Friend’s Exorcism, if you watched either of those. And there are fun little Easter Eggs throughout, from the name Frances Owen (Practical Magic) on a headstone in the opening, to Lisa exclaiming “Damn it, Janet” (Rocky Horror) to the end which is a nod to Notting Hill and also to director Zelda Williams’ father, Robin Williams.

And that is it from me today! I hope that whatever you do today, you do something that makes you smile!

35 thoughts on “My Sunday-Monday Post

  1. Hope you have a better week for reading this week! Sometimes it’s so difficult to settle down to anything. Sometimes rereading is my best way out of it, and sounds like you had a good time that way too, though! 😀

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  2. Some books leave us just needed a long exhale before we can pick up the next one 🙂 I’m sure you’ll fall right back in and find your groove again!

    Lisa Frankenstein sounds like fun! I’ll have to see if I can find it on one of our streaming services. Thanks for the rec!

    Hope you had a great book date and have a great week ahead!

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  3. marsha57's avatar marsha57

    I’m reading a book you may have suggested…it’s short stories set in Cozy Vale? Anyway, I’m finding collections of short stories work better for me right now. I can finish a story and feel like I’ve accomplished something. We are watching “The Gilded Age.” We also watched a movie, but I cannot, for the life of me, remember what it was!

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  4. oliviabeck1's avatar oliviabeck1

    Some days I flounder with reading even though I have some good books going. The Antique Hunters Guide to Murder is certainly an intriguing title. I’m going to check it out.

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  5. Kathy Martin's avatar Kathy Martin

    I read The Antique Hunter’s Guide to Murder January 2024. I have to say that even reading my little prompt, I don’t remember a thing about it. I hope it makes a good buddy read. Come see my week here. Happy reading!

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  6. Rachel @Waves of Fiction's avatar Rachel @Waves of Fiction

    A Ghost in the House does sound spooky! Glad to hear it held up well! I like the sound of Lisa Frankenstein. Hadn’t heard of it but I’ll look it up. Have a wonderful week, Erin!

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  7. I love that you had a book date with your son! Reminds me of when I used to go to the Buy/Sell/Trade paperback bookstore with my mom and dad every Saturday. Except there was no treats in those days. Just books. LOL

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