Hello, all. Happy Wednesday! Today I will be linking up with The Vintage Apple for Wednesday Pinsday, but I will also be linking up with
I Believe in Story's Preview to Summer Book Swap. I can't seem to get enough of book swaps lately! I am, of course, participating in our swap with Martha, and I joined another swap too.
(Have I mentioned that I LOVE books?)
So some of my pins have to do with books. Some don't. This first one has to do with cake.
Oh, Julia Child, how right you are. And wouldn't just about every meeting be made better if someone brought cake?!
Wouldn't you love to just cozy up in that space with a good book and a cup of coffee or tea? So much light! Just gorgeous!
I am loving the simplicity of
this outfit. That dress! Those shoes! Guess where that dress is from! Give up? Target. Not just Target's regular clothing section, though- Target's maternity section! I love that girl for buying that dress even though she isn't pregnant! (I'm glad to know I am not the only one who has wandered into Target's maternity section and bought clothes from there!)
Okay. Now for the hard part of this post. I had to choose my top three favorite books. Do you know how hard that is?! I have more than three favorites, and for different reasons and different times. I've done my best to narrow it down. (From my list, you would not be able to tell that I was an English major. I have chosen what my favorite professor would refer to as "potato chip" books.)
In no particular order...
1.)
Harry Potter Which one, you ask? All of them. I'm counting all of them as one choice. I can't say just one, but if I had to choose... nope. Can't do it. Well, okay. Twist my arm and I will say...
The Deathly Hallows. Why? Simple- I love Snape, and I tear up just thinking about him in this book.
2.)
Can You Keep a Secret? by Sophie Kinsella
I can't help it; this book is one I can grab off the shelf and read over and over again. It is laugh out loud funny. The last time I read it was on a plane ride home from Chicago. I had to watch myself so I didn't wake my fellow passengers with my cracking up.
3.) The English major in me wants to say
To Kill a Mockingbird or
Lord of the Flies or
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. The 5th grade teacher in me wants to say
Maniac Magee or
The Giver. But for my third choice, I will stop cheating (
The Golden Compass series should also be mentioned) and say
Ella Minnow Pea. I love this book for its cleverness.
But I also have to include
The Road by Cormac McCarthy. I read this book ages ago, and it is still with me. So haunting. So amazingly good.
I am such a cheater. I'm sorry.
So those are my top three... but I had so many more to add to the list, that I wanted to mention. I feel like I am cheating on my favorites!
Thanks to Michelle at
The Vintage Apple and Maria at
I Believe in Story for hosting the link ups!
