Wild Cherry Makes a Wish by Pippa Le Quesne

The Queen Will Betray You | Sarah Henning

The Princess Will Save You | Sarah Henning* Palace of Lies | Margaret Peterson Haddix Palace of Mirrors | Margaret Peterson Haddix The book title comes first, and the books are organized alphabetically by the author’s last name. Eventually, I’ll organize them all, but for now, you get to sift (think of it as a treasure hunt). The majority of these are fantasy but you’ll find a few others mixed in.

I’m not really out here to meet randos who might be weird and steal my books (sorry, you might be really nice, but a girl’s gotta have her boundaries).īut anyone is welcome to scroll through my lists! I’ve only got YA and middle-grade up right now, but I’ll have a few more genres up soon.Īuthor emma m dryden Posted on JanuJanuCategories Uncategorized Leave a comment on The Evergreen & Willow Library Young Adult Fiction I’m also only allowing people I know to borrow books (which would be anyone who has a way of contacting me via social media/my phone). These books are all gathered on my own time and with my own money (or they were gifts), so please be kind to them.

I’m sorry to anyone not local to me, but you’re still welcome to ask/talk to me about books! Hopefully, you can find anything that piques your interest in a space local to you. If you see a book you’re interested in borrowing, contact me and we’ll find a way to meet up. One day I hope to have space for all of these books to be displayed and for people to peruse them in person (they currently live in my closet and under my bed and on a few bookshelves), but digital shelves will have to do for now.Įvergreen & Willow is open to anyone local to me. It is a privilege that I get to do this, and a privilege that I live by some great used books stores (I have access! and funds! and a place for them to live!). I realize owning every book you want to read is not an option for most people for any number of reasons. The more I read, the more I wanted to share these good stories. Graduating college that same year freed up a lot of my time for reading. In 2020 I started cataloging my books because it was getting harder and harder for me to remember what books I owned. Right now all it contains is a couple lists of books I own, and that might be all it is for a while! My name is Emma, and I love reading and sharing stories. Welcome to my little bookshelf on the internet.

Wild Cherry Makes a Wish by Pippa Le Quesne