An apology and an explanation about why I've been gone so long and a reacquainting of myself to my book worms and love bugs and we're nerds from the Queen Mother word nerd and a discussion about the audiobook of the week entitled then she was gone by Lisa Jewell and a synopsis of this poison heart and how I felt about it and how it effed up my hole literary feelings.

It is a visit to the vernacular Circle for the word of the week along with the quote of the week in Oakland abscess of the texts that I'm reading entitled where the Rhythm tank shoes and a long explanation of this week's audiobook that I just finished by Eric Jerome Dickey.

A description of three audiobooks, along with a trip to the vernacular circle with a word and quote of the week.

My thoughts about the audiobook of the week the new segment which is called the quote of the week and talk of the written text for the week early departures by Justin a Reynolds and a synopsis of the sound of stars by Alicia Dow.

In this week's episode we talked about where I am currently in the book The Sound Of Stars by Alicia Dow, but before that we make a visit to the vernacular Circle for the week, then we explored two possible new segments, one entitled "Nikki's small business shout out" and the other entitled "Nikki's Indie author reads. Featured author of the week this week, Tiffany Richardson, Bio and purchase information for merch included in podcast.

Today's episode has a visit to the vernacular Circle aka the word of the week and it also has a detailed description of my unboxing from Candy Custom Creations her ish is fire!!!!!!!!! And an unsolicited stoppage in the recording because I don't know how to edit it so it probably sounds like a lot of repeating myself but please bear with me, it also has and review of the audiobook of the week entitled The Silent patient call Ma and unbilled some really really really big news!!!! We did it y'all 🙂🥰☺️🤗 as well as it's a great big thank you to my whole entire Village and if I forgot you please forgive me you know who you are with that speech was really long it sounds like a Grammy acceptance speech LOL it really does though thank you so much to everybody that I may have forgotten you know who you are XO XO XO XO XO XO XO we did it. season 2 episode 6

Part 2 3 in my long-awaited discussion because I've been away from you guys for so long, as well as my book review of the week the sound of stars by Alicia Dow as well as my summary of the audiobook of the week also accompanied by a visit to the vernacular Circle.

A description the housekeeper's daughter oh, what I thought about the ending of that book by Barbara much and also we put the trip to the vernacular Circle and I told you about the ending of Legend born which was a mazing by Tracy Dion please read and a discussion about Rebel sisters which is the sequel to war girls and how I felt about it and how I think that it should not have been a duology. See you next week vibrate higher love you all.#wwf #bookworms #luvbugs

A summary of the audiobook of the week entitled The housekeeper's Daughter by Barbara munch and my thoughts about it, also why the text of the week you know I'm no good by Jessie Ann Foley had to become a bye-bye book as well as my apologies for my downtrodden attitude and last week episode why I feel like I owe my audience and explanation at all, as well as my mini haul from my local email Pratt Free Library the Northwood Branch to be precise, and the goings-on of Brianna Irene Matthews in my continuation for the synopsis of Legend born as well as me fangirling out over Tracy Deonn.

My opinion on the audiobook of the week by Barbra much entitled The housekeepers wife because I forgot to cover that in Saturday's podcast and how I feel about it so far call Mama my take on the written text of the week entitled you know I'm no good by Jessie Ann Foley, and a visit to the vernacular Circle as well as The ratchet Corner AKA Vinton corner and how I felt about my Mother's Day weekend and just letting everyone know that they're not alone if they don't particularly get along with their bio family or their bio mom.