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Merry Christmas Everyone!! + Mini-Blogvacation (25+26+27 Dec)

Merry Christmas Everyone!! + Mini-Blogvacation (25+26+27 Dec)

A ho ho ho hello!

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel on a sled with a snowy background

I want to wish everyone a very very merry Christmas, I hope everyone has an amazing time celebrating/relaxing/enjoying the food + I hope you all get some magical fun bookish presents from Santa! Happy wishes to all!

I will be taking a small blog vacation on the first and second Christmas days and I thought I would do a day extra for some more relaxation! My Christmas pressie to myself~ Look forward to the 28th when I will share my Christmas Book Haul.

Merry greetings,
Mehsi πŸŽ„

Review: The Boy Who Grew Dragons: A Christmas Delivery

Review: The Boy Who Grew Dragons: A Christmas Delivery

The Boy Who Grew Dragons A Christmas Delivery by Andy Shepherd + Sarah Warburton, two kids and a grandfather in a wheelbarrow of ice with lots of presents on it and dragons around itWelcome back to the universe of The Boy Who Grew Dragons! Say hello to a Christmas book full of dragons and magic!

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First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ Dreaming of a Cowboy Christmas by Ann Einerson

First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ Dreaming of a Cowboy Christmas by Ann Einerson

Dreaming of a Cowboy Christmas by Ann Einerson, a cowboy and a girl in red dress kissing in a desert with snow and a cactus that has pressies underneath
“Is there a reason you have two ten-inch dildos in your carry-on?” the TSA agent asks, holding one up with his gloved hand as if it’s evidence of a crime.
My cheeks flush as several travellers whip their heads in my direction, judgement screaming from their expressions. It doesn’t help that the agent dumped the bag of toys I meticulously packed into a pile next to my suitcase, adding to my public humiliation.
Two nuns who’ve just passed the security checkpoint look at me as if they want to douse me in holy water, and a mother shields her toddler from view while she waits for her bag to be checked.
I don’t blame them.