Eeeeeepppp!!! I just picked up my copy of Christmas in the Castle Library today! Sooo excited from all the great things I have been hearing about it. Hoping to read it during Christmas week but I don't know if I can wait that long. 🙂I borrowed When Books Went to War from my library but it's a book I want to add to my home library which is surprising because I'm not a huge non-fiction reader but I know I'll want to reference it from time to time. So inspirational and a testimony to the power of story.
Lol Chautona you are so funny, there are so many funny quotes in this video I could write a book!! 😂 I didn't know Christmas At The Castle Library is a series!! That's exciting!
You have read more mysteries than I have ever thought about reading. With that said when a murder happens early in the story and there’s only a few characters introduced we have to conclude it’s maybe only two implicated? Okay, who is it? Matt Wilkes or someone from the college bookstore who shot Frank? No! Don’t tell me. Anyway, how does that work?
Usually, you can guarantee it's someone who shows up by mid-book, but sometimes it's just obvious that it has to be xyz person from the first scene. It's weird, but my brain puts clues together quickly. My daughter is even faster. We drive our husbands crazy.
When Books Go to War sounds like such an interesting book! Your other reads sound good, too, although I hadn't heard of most of them!
Eeeeeepppp!!! I just picked up my copy of Christmas in the Castle Library today! Sooo excited from all the great things I have been hearing about it. Hoping to read it during Christmas week but I don't know if I can wait that long. 🙂I borrowed When Books Went to War from my library but it's a book I want to add to my home library which is surprising because I'm not a huge non-fiction reader but I know I'll want to reference it from time to time. So inspirational and a testimony to the power of story.
That's a great way of putting it: "a testimony to the power of story."
Lol Chautona you are so funny, there are so many funny quotes in this video I could write a book!! 😂 I didn't know Christmas At The Castle Library is a series!! That's exciting!
I'll be expecting a signed copy... ;)
I did not know there was a princess bride a thon!!! I feel like i should go search for that now
Ponytails and Paperbacks!!!
I am definitely tackling these next December. ❤
#BecauseBooks!
I was going to do my wrap-up in two parts, but then the books I was waiting for to do my haul video arrived while I was filming.
Well... and when books arrive...
I don't even read nonfiction, but When Books Went to War sounds so interesting!
It's awesome.
Tales from the Perilous Realm has 5 of Tolkien's shorter works in it. That could be a good place to go next. I've read 2 of the stories.
Off to put that on my list. THANK YOU!
@ChautonaHavig if you aren't enjoying a story, you can always skip to the next one 😁
I'm rereading A Place to Hang the Moon.
Isn't it delightful???
@ChautonaHavig I can't wait to get to the scenes in the library. I may skip the rat catching part.
@@AshleasBookshelf mmmmwwwwaahahaha
I need to find When Books Went to War it sounds like
It's just amazing. I love it.
@@ChautonaHavig it sounds like it's really rich with some real gold nuggets
You have read more mysteries than I have ever thought about reading. With that said when a murder happens early in the story and there’s only a few characters introduced we have to conclude it’s maybe only two implicated? Okay, who is it? Matt Wilkes or someone from the college bookstore who shot Frank? No! Don’t tell me. Anyway, how does that work?
Usually, you can guarantee it's someone who shows up by mid-book, but sometimes it's just obvious that it has to be xyz person from the first scene. It's weird, but my brain puts clues together quickly. My daughter is even faster. We drive our husbands crazy.
@@ChautonaHavig Thanks for that! It’s certainly not my intelligence that drives my husband crazy. That must be a nice problem to have. Great video! 👏🏻
@@amyodell7157 I don't think it's general intelligence. I think we've just read so many that authors have wired our brains to connect things.