Summer Book List: What I’m reading this summer

[@TheOGOrangeCat]

Brit here - HobNobs are indeed one of the proudest achievements of England! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@Eryykc]

One more reason for me to visit one day! They are so yummy!

[@angelalakes]

Perfect quote at the end! I feel that.

[@Eryykc]

❤️🖤🙏🏾

[@Lifeisagift7]

Peace Love & Blessings 🙏

[@Eryykc]

🖤❤️🙏🏾

[@josephsells4187]

I haven't had a chance to read as of late. I've been dealing with some things in my family that must come first. I could really use a good read about now. Looking forward to taking a moment to read, even if it's a few pages. I can hardly wait to read Librarians and Dragons.

[@candacekerr4139]

I never heard of hob nobs. We found a Canadian cookie in a local shop. It’s a filled cookie with real maple syrup. All natural ingredients. Love your take on books!

[@Eryykc]

That cookie sounds amazing!

[@user-yt4tq2ew7k]

I love books by SARK ❤

[@violetsinspring5863]

I love SARK books too! 💕

[@Eryykc]

They are so good!

[@user-yt4tq2ew7k]

@@Eryykc 😍🤗

[@reneklein6049]

The Apple Rooiboos tea and Glute free Hobnobs sound yummy. I try to stick to gluten-free per my dr due to IBS. Transportation Soup sounds like a book that I definitely need to read. I can tell that Dolly really touches and resonates with you. So far, I'm reading a book that my friend, Lo Meyer wrote, called the Gail. The other, which I've finished, is by Eddie Jaku, called The Happiest Man on Earth. Excellent. Thanks for sharing your books with us. Have a peaceful day. Hugs. 🫂💕🫶

[@Eryykc]

Thanks for sharing what you are reading, and yes I have a strong connection to Doli, I really saw myself in her character and how she tried to navigate her life.

[@reneklein6049]

​@@Eryykc❤❤

[@Seeking_Myself]

Hello Eryykc. Plain HobNobs are made in Glasgow, Scotland, and the chocolate ones are made in London, England. Thank you for sharing your summer reads. I'm currently reading a mix, too. In fact, most are re-reads. A history of solitude. By David VINCENT. Quiet. By Susan CAIN. Wintering. By Katherine May. The awakened brain. By Lisa Miller.

[@Eryykc]

Those all sound awesome, I’ve read Quiet, and really enjoyed it

[@smithsarmn]

I've been reading The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. I'm enjoying it so far about 30% of the way through. It's a bit light on plot and character development but the descriptions shine. The night circus itself is both a place and a character in the book.

[@Eryykc]

That sounds really good, I will have to pick that up!

[@carolhydon7324]

Hi Eryykc! Gluten free hob nobs, who knew!.? Definitely British, we do love a biscuit❤️. The Penney book sounds amazing! Perhaps you could do a video on all of us stating a wished for super power. I’m considering re reading the Enid Blyton, famous 5 books, from my childhood days! Xx❤

[@Eryykc]

Nice! Speaking of wished for superpowers, I tried to write a superhero type story and got stuck, the main character was too derivative, the origin was unique, but the end result was a copy of an existing character. Novels are super hard for me to write, the story is too big. When I find the motivation (dopamine) I hope to rewrite the main character and try writing the story from a different angle.

[@JustFluffyQuiltingYarnCrafts]

I like your varied book list. I am not reading anything at the moment, but I want to hop into B&N to "interview" and hopefully "hire", The Turnglass by Garett Rubin. 😉I've always been a monogamous reader. I tend to get fixated by a book and unable to look at another until it's done. You've piqued my interest with that Wingfeather Tales. 😉Thank you. ❤

[@Eryykc]

I love the idea of interviewing a book, I’m gonna steal that

[@violetsinspring5863]

Hi Eryykc, I also read several books at once. Currently reading Ladder to the Light (an indigenous Elder’s meditations on hope and courage), my Daily Stoic book always! More Encounters with Star People (ufo encounters) and Hold Tight (psychological thriller) and Words from my Brain vol. 1) I’m fickle with books so it helps to read different types at once🍃💕🌼 oh, also working thru The Anxiety and phobia Workbook. Then I want to start The Self Compassion Workbook you recommended 😃

[@Eryykc]

I love that my book is in the rotation! All of those sound amazing, I may need to add to my ever growing TBR list

[@literarylayer]

Reading a whole lot of everything. I want to try Transformation Soup and plan on buying your book as well. I think you’d enjoy “everyone’s a aliebn when ur a aliebn too”. It’s one of my favorites from this year

[@Eryykc]

Added it to my TBR list, thanks for the recommendation!

[@twartist1411]

A friend sent me a book. The Essex Serpent by Sarah Perry. Might be streaming...

[@Eryykc]

Yes! I watched that it was so good! I may need to read the book

[@cynthiabohli-nelson1824]

It has been a while since I read anything. I can't seem to focus on it. Maybe I just have too many other things occupying my brain. But I have a stack of 12 or so books that are waiting for me. Maybe that will have to wait for winter with my quilt & a cup of cocoa!

[@Eryykc]

Sometimes life has to slow us down so we can rest and enjoy a book. When the brain is moving too fast it can be hard to settle down

[@barbaraangele8615]

I love SARK. How about The Open Secret by Tony Parsons.

[@Eryykc]

I haven’t read that, but I will look it up, thank you.

[@autimarie]

I just finished Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt - read it one day, just couldn't put it down. Next up: Transformation Soup (Sark) and The Forgotten Beasts of Eld (Patricia McKillip). I checked out The Tao of Pooh but the copy I found was so musty it made me sneeze. Hoping to find a better copy someday 🙏

[@Eryykc]

Your book lists sounds excellent, a few I’m gonna need to add to my TBR list

[@atc35012]

I love to read and have not read in a while or written anything. I want to get back to it. I am overwhelmed with all the attention I am getting even though it is positive. Maybe reading and writing is what I need, but that feels like attention. I'm sure I will get used to it.

[@Eryykc]

As they say, there is a time for everything, a time to read and a time to not read. You will get there when the time is right

[@ninabrownsilberman7919]

Can you "see" the stories as you are reading them? I ask because I rarely read fiction for that reason, I can't "see" the story and lose interest. I read tons, just not fiction🙂

[@Eryykc]

When I am really absorbed in a book, yes, I can see what I’m reading, I have a very vivid imagination which helps. I have cheered out loud, cried, yelled in anger,and other emotions while reading. I can get really into a story.

[@ninabrownsilberman7919]

@@Eryykc I rely on people like you and my daughter to select the very occasional fiction books I do read to steer me in the right direction.

[@barbaraangele8615]

I love SARK. How about The Open Secret by Tony Parsons.