Half elf Lira has returned to the village she grew up in after the breakup of her crew – she needs to find the one thing she left behind, her grandmother’s recipe book. Instead, she and a dwarf nearly get caught trying to break into the tavern where she hid it, and instead find themselves
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Read for LibraryThing Early Reviewers This is a lovely little book – a great overview of the fern family. The hard cover copy I received is just a beautiful book – the cover and end sheets are well designed. The illustrations are also lovely. There are some lovely little vignettes of the author’s trips to
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Verity’s family split off from a secret society that had sworn to kill all Cryptids a few generations ago – they realized a lot of the Cryptids are worth protecting. So they have an interesting reputation in the communities that know that all these strange beings exist. Very is currently living in NYC, moonlighting as
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Seaside Goldenrod Solidago sempervirens Other names: Salt Marsh Goldenrod, Northern Seaside Goldenrod Family: Asteraceae (Aster Family) Further Classification: Range: Eastern North America and the Caribbean (Seashores of the Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico) Native: Native Native Habitat: Seashores: sand dunes, salt marshes and estuary shores Bloom Time: Late summer into Fall Notes: Unlike other
I swear the sleeves on sweaters using this yarn are cursed. I was really trucking along on this (the Moments sweater) – had finished the boring parts of the body, and decide to dive into the sleeves. I was starting to picture myself wearing it this Fall. Despite adding about four inches to the sleeve
Highest tide I’ve ever seen at this park. Naturally, this was the time I forgot to bring my water shoes.
Weekly Wildflowers – Bay Bridge Landing Park, Brunswick, ME Read More »
I find myself with an interesting dilemma. I am not drowning in zucchini. Turns out the woodchuck loves the leaves. This is the very first flower it’s managed so far this summer (male of course). It also loves the greens of all kinds, of course, so those are pretty much doa this year. (At least
