Reading-wise, it was a very good week. In the getting-things-done department, it was a bit less successful. I started out behind because of Monday’s post, which was not what I’d originally planned. We also had insulation installers in on Wednesday and the plumbers on Friday, so more disruption than I care to have. But it was all necessary, and I’ll get caught up eventually. Probably. Hopefully.
We always say that there is a LOT of Tuna to love. This picture is proof. Admittedly, the Tuna-butt isn’t quite as ginormous as it looks here but let’s just say the perspective was unfortunate for Tuna’s ego. If Tuna HAD an ego, that is. While Hecate and Luna are trying to out-queen each other, Tuna is definitely diving for the position of omega-cat. He’s not quite as self-effacing – and even self-erasing – as poor, sweet, dim Erasmus, but he’s not exactly putting his rather large self front and center in any way. Still, he knows he’s loved and that’s what really matters!
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Blog Recap:
The Overachievers’ Book Club AKA 2026 Reading List Awards
A- #BookReview: No Matter the Cost by Anna Hackett
B+ #BookReview: Stolen in Death by J.D. Robb
A- #BookReview: Nightshade and Oak by Molly O’Neill
Grade A #BookReview: The Daughter Who Remains by Nnedi Okorafor
Stacking the Shelves (691)
Coming This Week:
The Rainseekers by Matthew Kressel (#BookReview)
Agnes Aubert’s Mystical Cat Shelter by Heather Fawcett (#BookReview)
After the Fall by Edward Ashton (#BookReview)
Trailbreaker by Ruthie Knox and Annie Mare (#AudioBookReview, #BookTour)
The Midnight Taxi by Yosha Gunasekera (#BookReview, #BookTour)
Tune looks happy and quite relaxed. Have a great week!
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