#booksky

@cozyreading.bsky.socialtag:booksky

Hahaha, at least one of the booksellers at my local store has a great sense of humor.

I still love The Name of the Wind, but what is in the chest, and why did he kill the king?!?! Will Patrick Rothfuss ever tell us? I’m leaning towards no 😂😭.

#booksky

A bookshelf display titled “Great Books Poorly Described”. There’s a copy of The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss with a note that says, “Both the author and the main character have no idea how to end this story.”
@toptags.bsky.socialtag:booksky

🚀 BlueSky trending hashtags (15m) #16-30:

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@serenadapublishing.comtag:booksky

Problems of an Unusual Nature, Book 1. Calgrave runs on ledgers, grudges, and the occasional goat. Bitter Ledger Hearts — now 99¢.

#BookSky #IndieAuthor #CozyFantasy #Fantasy

@tmgreen.uktag:booksky

What happens when a man determined to survive joins a crew that romanticizes dying gloriously? A failing space barge. A delusional captain. An AI that drawls fatality reports. Dark comedy gold.

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#HowToDieGracefully #SciFiHumor #SpaceWestern #IndieAuthor #BookSky

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@billydee123.bsky.socialtag:booksky

💙📚 #BritishMysteries For the next while, British mysteries, but only one's I've read. Not necessarily by British writers, maybe just set in the UK. We'll see. I hope it's ok. 2 authors, 2 series #BookSky #BlueSkyBooks

Book cover. Maisie Dobbs by Jacqueline Winspear (Maisie Dobbs #1 / 2003) Cover shows Big Ben in background, a couple arm in arm under an umbrella and following them a woman with an umbrella (4.0 stars)Book cover. Birds of a Feather by Jacqueline Winspear (Maisie Dobbs #2 / 2004) Cover shows a woman surrounded by white doves on a pier with cranes (4.0 stars)Book cover. Night Frost by R.D. Wingfield (Inspector Frost #3 / 1992) Cover shows a key at the top and a shadowy object at the bottom (4.0 stars)Book cover. Winter Frost by R.D. Wingfield (DI Jack Frost #5 / 1999) Cover shows a snowy winter scene, bare trees on either side of a snow covered road (4.0 stars)
@nextgreatread.bsky.socialtag:booksky

“But even the most bitter fruit can contain something sweet at its core. A taste you would never have encountered if you had not been willing to endure the bitter first.”

#BookSky #Books #FairyTaleRetelling #DarkFantasy #Resilience

“But even the most bitter fruit can contain something sweet at its core. A taste you would never have encountered if you had not been willing to endure the bitter first.” — from Winter's Child: A Retelling of The Snow Queen by Cameron Dokey
@chickiewu.bsky.socialtag:booksky

This book is different. Someone’s going to die at the train station but we don’t know who. I’m in the middle of everyone’s backstory &no one is likable or doing well in their life. They all seem to be in a downward spiral but that doesn’t mean they should die…does it? #booksky #five #ilonabannister

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