#booksky

@jennifermbloom.bsky.socialtag:booksky

Just Jennifer: Becoming Jennifer Book Six - April 15th, 2027, Aurora Protocol: Book Four - Between Peace and War - March 1st, 2027, and Learning to Love: A Transgender Love Story: Book Three - The Shape of Forever - June 1st, 2027 are currently being written.

#booksky #indieauthors

@alethianstrata.bsky.socialtag:booksky

I DO still love my manuscript!

Here’s an excerpt from Chapter Three of my book, which explores how humans make meaning and orient themselves within the conditions of existence. This chapter focuses on the role stories play in that process. 📚

#BookSky #WIP #AmWriting #Philosophy

@cp-bugzmom14.bsky.socialtag:booksky

Our LFL is now open. It’s called The Book Boo-tique. No this isn’t for Halloween, it’s just my vibe.

#littlefreelibrary #lfl #ghosts #booksky

I haven’t been on here much lately bc life has been epicly awful the last two weeks, but wanted to share something on the happier side.

LFLGhost stickers on LFLBack of LFL
@portablehistorian.bsky.socialtag:booksky

If you were wondering the #number #one #book this week in 1966 was still Valley of the Dolls by Jacqueline Susann #books #booksky #history #bookhistory #nineteensixties #cult #crime #moviebaseduponbooks
#antifa #standandfight #resist #seniletrump #impeach #convict #remove #lockhimup

@mackidssl.bsky.socialtag:booksky

A Native American "city kid" explores the idea of belonging in this powerful picture book. 🌕THE ONES WHO CAME BEFORE 🐻 written by Kevin Maillard and illustrated by @sibutp.bsky.social has received two starred reviews!

#kidlit #booksky #picturebook

tinyurl.com/mtmryxvu

A graphic with a black and white composition notebook background. There is a green banner on the left with two white stars on it. The cover of THE ONES WHO CAME BEFORE is on the right, featuring a girl looking up at a full moon and constellations in the shape of animals. In the middle, are the following starred review quotes: "A powerful and thoughtful ­exploration of relationships and belonging; ­recommended for all libraries." -School Library Journal, starred review "Alongside steadily cadenced lines, digitally finished graphite pencil and acrylic artwork brings fresh lushness to the page across city and rural landscapes whose greens and blues are peppered with electric hues. It’s a dynamic portrait of the natural world’s long history." –Publishers Weekly, starred review
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