Now about New Books which arrived at my doorstep.
- I Want My Hat Back; Jon Klassen (sent by Candlewick Press)
- A Green Place to Be: The Creation of Central Park; Ashley Benham Yazdani (sent by Candlewick Press)
- The Eight Mountains; Paulo Cognetti (sent by Atria)
- My Life in a Cat House; Gwen Cooper (Amazon Vine - BenBella Books))
- Tomorrow There Will Be Sun; Dana Reinhardt sent by (Pamela Dorman Books)
- The Confession of Frannie Langton; Sara Collins (sent by Harper)
Those flowers are so bright and cheerful! Love them and thanks for sharing with us! I've always loved tulips, but they don't grow well here. Bet attending those shows was a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteThe deer love tulips but, these greenhouse flowers will be safe LOL
DeleteWe are so ready for Spring and Blooming Season!
ReplyDeleteYes, us to Brian.
DeleteLove those flowers, especially the colorful hyacinths! We had a bit of snow yesterday but now are not expected to have any more for at least this week, so that's good news. Ironically February into March has been the most snow all winter, no white Christmas.
ReplyDeleteHaven't heard of your books, so thanks for sharing them.
I do love the smell of hyacinths.
DeleteI'm ready for flowers. Our azaleas have tried to bloom twice and, both times, the cold go to them.
ReplyDeleteYour books look good, especially The Eight Mountains. Enjoy!
It'll be months before I see flowers in my yard, too much snow.
DeleteLovely flowers! There are daffodils blooming in our neighborhood right now. I need to go for a long walk and get some pictures. I am so glad winter is almost over.
ReplyDeleteIt's still snow covered and a high in the low 40s by day but hopefully by May we might see grass LOL
DeleteHappy Monday, Diane! Thanks for sharing your lovely flower photos. I think you'll enjoy your new books; many sound wonderful, such as the book about Central Park.
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan, the weather is still so wintery here but, it is getting warmer this week.
DeleteGorgeous! It feels like we are not living on the same planet. still barely above freezing around Chicago
ReplyDeleteHere too Emma, we have loads of snow but, thank goodness for greenhouses and college flower shows.
DeleteWe have no sign of flowers yet and I'm dying for spring! These pictures are so colorful and lively! I am looking forward to the Confession of F. Langton too.
ReplyDeleteWe have so much snow, it may be June before we see flowers LOL
DeleteSpring really is trying to arrive, isn't it. What beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteActually, no here we still have so much snow. These of course were greenhouse photos.
DeleteThey do look fun don't they?
ReplyDeleteThank you for the flower pics. Made me smile and feel happy. I hope you enjoy your new books!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Those are some gorgeous flowers. We've had an unusual amount of rain here in the Phoenix area, so we should eventually have some beautiful Spring flowers popping out. I'm happy with the clouds and rain, though. It's a nice change!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteOkay, I have Tomorrow, There Will Be Sun and I just added some new ones too:
The Friends We Keep by Jane Green
City of Girls by Elizabeth Gilbert
The Ditch by Herman Koch
Bunny by Mona Awad
The Other Mrs. Miller by Allison Dickson
I am going to be so busy come June.
Such beautiful photos! One of our trees has erupted in purple blooms. It is really pretty. My daughter is very much ready for spring after such a wet winter. I hope you enjoy all your new books, Diane!
ReplyDeleteThose flower pics are gorgeous. Made my day ... as we have quite a ways to go here to melt all the snow. Nice.
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