For money, for greed We’re encouraged to dig So we fracked And we hacked And we burned We cracked her veneers Penetrated her shades, Her shrouds and her veils Destroyed many valleys Killed her trees, animals Birds, and the bees Excavated and gouged Piercing her rocky armours Unfreezing her innards Tunneling thru her veins Hollowing […]

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I’ll go to visit you In the green fields of my youth Your skin as soft as flowers That dot the hillside My mother she will hold Your hand until she knows That you will safely make it Through her memories I remember summer treats Blueberries between my teeth Raw cane sugar in a little […]

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I saw this over on Mystery Date with a Book’s booktube channel and just thought it would be good to do for this time of the year, because I always 😊 Now, many of you will already know my complicated relationship with Harry Potter (and consequently be able to deduce this) but I thought it […]

via Ranking Harry Potter Books! — the orang-utan librarian

Hey friends, If you’ve been keeping up with my blog posts recently, you would’ve noticed I just reread the Harry Potter books for the first time in like 13 years, and the first time I’ve actually reread the last two books (something I didn’t realize until writing the review for Deathly Hallows and seeing the […]

via Ranking the Harry Potter Books ✨ — Coffee Cocktails & Books 📖

If you’ve seen any of my previous posts, you’ll know I only just read Harry Potter. I’m in my twenties, after having not read any of the books or seeing any of the movies, I thought it was finally time to jump on the bandwagon. I dislike fantasy, which is why I wasn’t interested at […]

via I finally read the Harry Potter series (first time reader review) — Flowers In The Brain

Title: Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. Series: Harry Potter #1. Writer(s): J.K. Rowling. Publisher: Bloomsbury. Format: Paperback. Release Date: June 30th, 2000 (first published June 26th, 1997). Pages: 223. Genre(s): Fantasy, Young Adult. ISBN13: 9781551923987. My Overall Rating: ★★★★☆. By the end of this story, you will pray to receive an acceptance letter to Hogwarts, to belong […]

via Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by J.K. Rowling — Bookidote

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Hi there friends! It’s the yearbook time of year. Maybe it’s because so many end of year things have been cancelled and so we’re putting it all online, or maybe I’ve just been on Twitter too much, but I’m seeing so much about prom, graduations, and yearbooks. It’s making me feel nostalgic. Also, heartbroken for […]

via Harry Potter Superlatives: Nominations — Never Not Reading

On another fine spring morning I took a walk to Shorefield Country Park and back. Before arriving at the end of the back drive I photographed a few tulips and bunches of daffodils. A cerulean Christchurch Bay could be seen from the entrance to Roger Cobb’s top field on Downton Lane. Further down the road, […]

via A Fan Of Harry Potter — derrickjknight

Exercise — the past several months I have been on a journey to improve my physical health. I rarely schedule something else during my gym time and participate in classes that not only challenge me but are enjoyable as well. Strengthen my spirit — my faith in God is essential to my life. I regularly […]

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