Christmas Traditions Book Tag [CC]

I think hearing someone say it can sometimes make it that much funnier so the chances of me laughing out loud while listening to this book were quite high and it's really just such a good audiobook in general even if you're not looking for something funny, but I know that there were funny moments, serious moments too, but definitely funny moments in this book as well.

I picked it up as the initial hype was dying down so I was aware that the expectations that people had for it weren't really being met and so I went into it with tempered expectations and ended up really liking it. It made me think and kind of get that sort of off-vibe.

There's a lot of horror creepiness to it, but Eli, in the end, is sort of an endearing character and the bond that she has with Oscar is- it's nice to read about and so in that way it is endearing.

She just really likes utilizing the postal service, so I think she would appreciate this book because it would give her a really big overview of the history of USPS, but also like snippets of other postal services around the world and it gives you a lot of those like little nitty-gritty stories that somebody who's really interested in the topic would appreciate.

It's about Love Canal, which is a place in Niagara Falls, New York and about the poisoning of the water and the land in that community, very good book, read it this year and gave it five stars.

So, I have a bit of a weird answer here and I picked The Hunger Games because of the first book, specifically the first book in this case, because Peeta has this so-called unrequited love for Katniss and they play it up during, you know, the Hunger Games and all that.

I picked The Forgotten Garden because it's my favorite of the three that I've read, so if you are looking to pick up a Kate Morton book I would highly recommend The Forgotten Garden.

It's my first Becky Chambers and I absolutely loved it. This book did more in like 130 pages than some books do in 400. The story was well paced.

This is nonfiction, natural science focused and it talks about different things kind of under the Earth, within the Earth, and there's people in it that are focused on, that kind of study these topics or have done things related to these natural science areas, but it has this feeling to it where Earth and nature kind of feel very majestic.