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Teaser Tuesday ~ Tokyo Dreaming by Emiko Jean

Teaser Tuesday ~ Tokyo Dreaming by Emiko Jean

Tokyo Ever After #2 Tokyo Dreaming Emiko Jean, Japan, Tokyo, Princess, Royalty, Young Adult, Romance, Asia, Family, Blue cover with a girl blowing a bubble and wearing a crown
This one is from Page 130! I tried a random number generator but it wasn’t that much random, haha, just kept picking the same numbers. So I flipped through my copy.
I stand on a velvet pedestal as a seamstress in all black slips a heavy, cool kimono over my shoulders and undergarments. Mom is beside – another seamstress drapes her in a kimono as well.
We both inhale, seeing ourselves in the three-paneled mirror. I run my hands down the fabric and trace the intricate pattern. The maple leaves are hand-painted, outlined in gold and silver on a peach background. Mom’s kimono is light orange and ombre the color of the sunset, with cranes alighting from the hem. The gowns are yuuzen kimonos, part of a dying art in Japan. Master makers struggle to pass the traditions on – there are no students to teach. All of the sudden, I remember Eriku showing me the slides of Nagoro village. The stuffed puppets frozen in time, populating a deserted landscape.
Top 10 Books May 2023

Top 10 Books May 2023

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May 2023, Reading, Books, Top 10

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Blog Tour ~ The Princess and the Grilled Cheese Sandwich by Deya Muniz ~ 5 Reasons To Read the Book

Blog Tour ~ The Princess and the Grilled Cheese Sandwich by Deya Muniz ~ 5 Reasons To Read the Book

Afternoon all!

The Princess and the Grilled Cheese Sandwich by Deya Muniz, Graphic Novel, Young Adult, Sandwiches, Romance, Cheese, Food

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Weekly Quote for Week 18-2023 ~ A Princess for Christmas by Jenny Holiday

Weekly Quote for Week 18-2023 ~ A Princess for Christmas by Jenny Holiday

Christmas in Eldovia #1 A Princess for Christmas Jenny Holiday, Romance, New York, Princess, Dual POV, Cute, Presents, “Christmas is big business in Eldovia. We have an annual Cocoa Fest on Christmas Eve day. Restaurants and pubs participate, and so does the palace. We make big cauldrons of different kinds of cocoa and serve them outside on the grounds.”

“Are you kidding me?” Gabby demanded.

Marie laughed. “I am entirely in earnest. And there’s a Cocoa Ball in the evening—though that’s not for children.” She wasn’t sure why she added that qualifier. It wasn’t as if Gabby, whose eyes had grown comically wide, would be around to be told she couldn’t attend the ball.

“Oh my god, you are from a fake Hallmark country,” Leo deadpanned.”