indigoblueskye

Uuuuuummmm. Eclectic?    Fan of stuff...usually punctuated by coffee and books.

[wopanda]

I’m really into these atmospheric illustrations with a bit of animation. So I was dying to try it out. I didn’t have much time for that one, but I’m hoping to do more of these in the future.

The Song is by Gillicuddy and it’s called Springish.

[just0nemorepage]

JOMP Book Photo Challenge hosted by  Just One More Page 📚 📷

Month: October; Tags: #justonemorepage • #jompbpc

Fall is here!!! And October’s BPC starts in just one week. 🍂🎃🍁🎃🍂

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[indigoblueskye]

A rare moment of tolerance between Ivy and Hazel 🐈❤🐈

[indigoblueskye]

September 8: Worst Book in a Series You Liked

I remember this one as being particularly bleak...I could just as easily have picked ... well ... 😏 Hard to choose worst in a series you loved.

[indigoblueskye]

September 7: Circle of Books

These are the books I read this summer.

[indigoblueskye]

September 3: Mythical Being

[indigoblueskye]

September 2: Currently reading Brother by David Chariandy

[just0nemorepage]

JOMP Book Photo Challenge hosted by  Just One More Page 📚 📷

Month: September; Tags: #justonemorepage • #jompbpc

I can’t believe September is already just about a week away. Where did the summer go?? But anyway, here’s the next prompt for my BPC! 

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[bonniepangart]

Book Dinosaurs

Posting on Tumblr my art in the past few months.

[indigoblueskye]

Hazel stalks a WIP

[just0nemorepage]

JOMP Book Photo Challenge hosted by  Just One More Page📚 📷

Month: July ; Tags: #justonemorepage • #jompbpc

July’s BPC prompt is up! I hope everyone’s summer has gotten off to a fantastic start! 

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[bibliophilecats]

Series appreciation: Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch

Having recently gotten my sister hooked on that series, too, I think it is time for another shoutout to Ben Aaronovitch’s Peter Grant series. It has it all: gripping mysteries, a sound magic system, great characters (both main and supporting), a diverse cast, London, geek culture and on top of it all, you learn a lot about - everything, basically (architecture, British police system, railways, jazz, …).

[kitty]

[indigoblueskye]

I finished a project!!

[bibliophilecats]

Currently on my tbr: The cat who ate danish modern by Lilian Jackson Braun

[bibliophilecats]

Previsously on my tbr

I think @theheulwen, @myellenbee and @indigoblueskye recommended this series to me (I am sure it was at least two out of these three). It took me  a little time to get into the first book because I had expected something different (I didn’t read the blurb so I expected a female main character and that the cat(s) would be there from the start). However, now I am really enjoying these books (I like the way Koko helps with the investigation, pretty believable and enjoyable) and I might buy more. They also mark the first books I bought as ebooks (for 0.99 Euro) and they have helped me a lot during my wakeful periods at night - nicer on the eyes than turning on the lights and reading a regular book. 

The only thing I stumbled over in this book, was the use of the word “Negro” - I am not really sure if this is a total no-go nowadays but it made me uncomfortable nevertheless (the German equivalent is considered really rude and racist).

[indigoblueskye]

I have read most of the Cat Who books and enjoyed them very much. I just like the main characters (cats included). ☺ My grandmother used to use the word negro. It bothered me, but that was her generation's word and she wasn't flexible to changing her vocabulary. I always imagined Lilian Jackson Braun as looking a bit like my grandma. I hope you are enjoying the books!

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