Merry Christmas to everyone + Mini-Blogvacation
Morning!
I want to wish all of my sweet readers/followers/everyone else a very merry merry Christmas! I hope that everyone has a wonderful Christmas eve + Christmas days (if you have two days like we do in my country). I hope your days are filled with happiness, joy, food, wonderful presents, family/friends, love. 🧑🎄🎄✨❤
Review: If Mice Pulled the Sleigh
What would happen if Santa’s sleigh wasn’t pulled by reindeer? Find out in this HILARIOUS picture book!
Blog Tour ~ A Buckeye Falls Christmas by Libby Kay ~ Excerpt || Giveaway
GRR Tours 12 Tour Days of Christmas: Ice & Sweet by Charlie Novak & The Omega’s Beary Special Christmas by Colbie Dunbar
Super Duper OMG Read This Book Suggestion Sunday ~ One Christmas Wish by Katherine Rundell, Emily Sutton
Read this if you enjoy: Christmas, family, adventure, gorgeous illustrations (just look at that gorgeous cover), magic, Christmas magic, a dash of humour, lots of sweetness, a wonderful ending
Cover Lover Saturday ~ Most Wonderful by Georgia Clark
GRR Tours 12 Tour Days of Christmas: Deck the Palms by Annabeth Albert
GRR Tours 12 Tour Days of Christmas: Meeting Mr. Christmas by Ali Ryecart + Christmas Beau by Amy Aislin
First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ Murder at Wintertide by Fleur Hitchcock
The pale painted boards of the deckchair hut shone through the scribbles of snow falling on the shore. Something else showed through too, something grey, drifting in and out in the surf.
Only the sea crows saw it.
The Christmas trees leaning from the buildings became brighter, the amusement arcade music became louder and a single dog walker stopped and peered towards the unfamiliar object caught in the tide.
She paused, and eventually, her dog at her side, walked over the shingle and stopped. She examined the thing at her feet.
She’d taken it for a bird, but it wasn’t a bird.
What she’d thought were seagull wings was a grey hoody with white sleeves.
And, lit by the pretty lamps behind her, was a body, drifting in and out, in and out.