Still also reading this...at night...on my Paperwhite...I loved the first one so much and I love this one but it is so dark and scary and frightening...actually...main character Kara has to kill the Sordyr...a really bad bad creature. The Thickety is this nightmarish forest where nothing good can grow. Kara is inside of the Thickety with her brother and an old witch who keeps changing ages...Kara never knows what she will find when she awakens each morning...a little child or an old woman! Kara is the only one who can kill the Sordyr...but she is a new witch without her grimoire...book of spells! I have to put this aside, though, and finish Finding Jake...I never learn that I really prefer reading one book at a time but I really do!
It is a rainy icky day here...a stay inside day and that is what I am doing...staying inside and making soup and pumpkin bread...both recipes are from Food 52.
Beef Barley Soup!
This pumpkins bread is filled with spices and a grated apple!
Do you remember having a favorite soup when you were little?
Mine was Campbell's Chicken And Stars...my sister Paula only ate Campbell's Vegetarian Vegetable...my brothers both liked Campbell's Bean With Bacon or Vegetable Beef. And my mom would heat them all at the same time...different pots though...lol! And our sandwich of choice to go with our soup were open-faced Peter Pan Peanut Butter sandwiches on Tip Top bread.
Happy Thursday!
I was a chicken and stars girl myself :)
ReplyDeleteWe are soup sistahs!
DeleteChloe Jo loves Campbell's chicken noodle soup. No other soup, but this one. She insists on it when someone has it: she must share. Ha!
ReplyDeleteI love that she loves soup!
DeleteMy fave soup as a kid was Campbell's tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwich to dip in it :)
ReplyDeleteI really want to read Finding Jake now! I've read two other books about school shootings this past year. Maybe that comment makes me sound like a ghoul, but I just want to try to crawl inside one of these kids' head and see what makes them really tick. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on it.
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DeleteI can only say again...this book is freaky good!
DeleteYou always eat the best food! Every time I visit I am hungry and in need of tasty treats. :)
ReplyDeleteHow cool that the author lives in a nearby town. I love when I know (or think I know) the places being referred to in a book!
~Stephanie
The pumpkin bread was truly amazing!
DeleteMine was Campbell's Chicken Noodle....
ReplyDeleteNow I probably would hate it; those soups are so thin...LOL.