What I Read in July 2023

[@simulacraet2155]

Hearing you discuss Narnia is SO fascinsting - i haven't read them since i was a kid and since i left religion. Its like im able to hold on to the nostalgia but also get the more healthy perspective. Cant wait for the rest of the series! 💕

[@debbiegreen6706]

I absolutely loved Dragon’s Breath; I really enjoyed the world building, the story telling, getting to know the characters and I felt that I was going to school with Anequs. But I know a lot of people didn’t like that. For me it was five stars and I cannot wait for the next book 😊

[@jordanv5676]

This is a little thing but i like that you hold the book up continuously when you are talking about it bc ill forget the book name if people just say it once 😅

[@catherineweeks5149]

27:32 My son, who is Autism says he is just like the main character and has read all 106 books. He loves it. So much.

[@gracep3930]

The Magician’s Nephew is so good

[@catherineweeks5149]

That's the discworld book I have been trying to read for two months now. 20:11

[@hillarycab]

july fleewwwww by

[@btvb7155]

Spice in a jar 😂

[@EmyN]

I came running 🏃‍♀️

[@EmyN]

I watched the anime of Beastars, so good

[@debbieg.4882]

Magician's Nephew is my favorite. The Last Battle is awful.

[@wordstowordlessthings]

have you read homesick by nino cipri? speculative/fantasy/idk short stories that are all super queer and trans. very strong characters, funny and affecting writing. teaser: human. sized. weasels. ;)

[@EmyN]

Should I read "Fifteen Hundred Miles from the Sun" before or after "Ander & Santi Were Here"?

[@EmyN]

I have such a great time with your wrap ups Ezeekat! And my TBR gets fatter lol