Gillian McDonald

Time for the big book thread of 2021! Here's a list of everything I've read this year 📚💫☕️

@OmniscientOf @oweng68

renting and returning ten books a day from my local library while subtlety increasing the size of my cranium with latex and makeup until they say something

My god I feel old #MyTwitterAnniversary

@thelikelylady Everyone needs an album of Murph pics 🌚

@thelikelylady You can come stay in my mansion any time

Happy #InternationalDogDay from the cutest little doughnut there is 🐶🍩

@danidunnexo Literally looks like spew 😭

@elevatormusik 🤢some kind of food deterrent? A punishment? Blegh!

What... is it?

@thelikelylady You remind me of a young Lenny Henry

Some of these are truly fantastic. Just missing my personal favourites, the time Sharon walked into a door, Pick-a-Chick man, and the 'Friday Night' song.

@nik_campbell_13 I know, it's SO BAD. My orders are always like £10 more than the amount of points I have, it's infuriating

Honestly how does the Boots website get away with being so terrible. Spent the best part of an hour trying to fill my basket, kept getting an error message at checkout and now they've charged me three times for one order 🙃🙃🙃

@cottaegefairy @oweng68

they are inlove

Not even being biased but every other national anthem I've heard at the Euros has just been BORING.

What is the best national anthem and why is it Flower of Scotland?

28. Small Pleasures by Clare Chambers. A beautifully written novel which was both uplifting and bleak at the same time. Vivid characters and gentle yet compelling plot, with a heartbreaking ending. 4⭐️ smile.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07S2S82S7/

27. The Gloaming by Kirsty Logan. I love Logan's style of writing - lyrical and folklore-is with a hint of magic. A family drama fairytale set on a remote Scottish island, focusing on identity, womanhood, love and loss. 4⭐️ smile.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0741Y17HZ/

Time for the big book thread of 2021! Here's a list of everything I've read this year 📚💫☕️