Courtney Wilson

@moonsoar.bsky.social

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Graphic Designer/Web Designer/Web Developer. I am a geek, I read, I curl, and I like pretty things.

Pantonecolors.net/pantone-birth-chart chart for @moonsoar.
Book wrapped in kraft paper
@moonsoar's The StoryGraph June 2026 reading ratings collage. Read in June 2026: Veronica Roth's Allegiant (5), Lindz McLeod's The Miseducation of Caroline Bingley (2), Natalie Zina Walschots' Villain (5), Elle Kennedy's The Deal (4), Veronica Roth's Four (4), Jodi McAlister's An Academic Affair (6), Lisa Kleypas' Someone to Watch over Me (2), Talia Hunter's Tough Cookie (4.5)
Polkaroo from TVO's Polka Dot Door flying through space
Meme that says "Beware the quiet bookworm. They notice more and have dirtier minds than the rest." Text is overlaying a book nook with sparkling fairy lights and bookshelves.
Book covers from @moonsoar's The StoryGraph app. Covers include Ellie Kay's No Whisk No Reward (3/5), Rachel Reid's Heated Rivalry (4/5), Veronica Roth's Divergent (5/5), Stephen King's Bag of Bones (5/5), Veronica Roth's Insurgent (5/5), Charles Portis' True Grit (2/5), Rachel McMillan's The Mozart Code (3/5), Rachel Reid's Game Changer (4/5)
A photograph of a sunset looking out over Lake Huron from Saugeen. The sun is just going beyond the horizon, the beach is rocky, and the waves are wavy.
Cover collage of @moonsoar's reads for April 2026 from The StoryGraph. Covers include Kelly Rimmer's The German Wife (5/5), Grady Hendrix's The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires (4.5/5), Penny Reid's Beard Necessities (4/5), Krista Walsh's Obscure (4/5), The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society (4/5) and Talia Hunter's Muffin But Trouble (3/5)
Screenshot of social media post overlaying a screenshot from Bridgerton and a screenshot from Heated Rivalry. Social media post reads: "heated rivalry shakes hands bridgerton s4. asian mc falls for a bisexual white boy but they are kept apart by the expectations of other and there's a cottage"
Black text on white background saying: "You just died. The 10th pic in your gallery is what killed you"
Cover collage of books @moonsoar read in February 2026 from The StoryGraph. Covers include: Kate Quinn's The Huntress, India Holton's The Ornithologist's Field Guide to Love, Stacy Travis' Dough You Love Me?, Georgette Heyer's The Unknown Ajax, Elizabeth Hoyt's Notorious Pleasures, Elizabeth Hoyt's Scandalous Desires, Angie Thomas' The Hate U Give, Elizabeth Hoyt's Lord of Darkness, and Elizabeth Hoyt's Duke of Midnight.
Pin on textured background. Pin has the Canada Blood Services logo with the number 25 beside it
Books @moonsoar read in January 2026. Graphic provided by The StoryGraph. Cover collage includes: Daisy Wood's The Royal Librarian, Penny Reid's Marriage and Murder, Raymond Biesinger & Alex Bozikovic's 305 Lost Building of Canada, Elizabeth Hoyt's Thief of Shadows, L.M. Montgomery's Emily Climbs, Jenny Alexandra's Santa Cutie, Elizabeth Hoyt's Wicket Intentions, Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club, and Penny Reid's Beard in Hiding
Summary of @moonsoar's 2025 reading from StoryGraph.
Rating Collage from StoryGraph for moonsoar for the month of November. Includes C.S. Lewis's The Silver Chair (5), Kristen Britain's Falling in a Sea of Stars (5), C.S. Lewis's The Last Battle (4), Uzma Jalaluddin's Yours For The Season (4), Penny Reid's Engagement & Espionage (5), Ruby Hill's Christmas Rivalry (2) and Andrew Hodges' Alan Turning: The Enigma (2).
Book cover for Kristen Britain's Falling in a Sea of Stars. Cover shows a woman in armor, holding a sword, riding a horse that is glowing.
Book cover for Kristen Britain's Green Rider. Cover shows girl riding a horse in a forest. Girl and horse are turning invisible.
The StoryGraph September 2025 Ratings Collage for @moonsoar. Includes Lauren Connolly's PS: I Hate You (5), Paulette Kennedy's The Artist of Blackberry Grange (5), Laurie Gilmore's The Pumpkin Spice Cafe (1), Mimi Matthews' The Muse of Maiden Lane (4), C.S. Lewis' Prince Caspian (4), Gia Stevens' Flirting with the Playboy (2), Ian Fleming's Casino Royale (3), C.S. Lewis' The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (4)
Ratings graphic created by StoryGraph for @moonsoar. August reads include: Yulin Kuang's How to End a Love Story (4), CS Lewis's The Magician's Nephew (4), CS Lewis's The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe (5), Edward Ashton's Mickey 7 (4), CS Lewis's The Horse and His Boy (4), Cassandra Clare's Chain of Thornes (3).
@moonsoar's July 2025 cover collage from The Story Graph - this is a collage with ratings of everything @moonsoar has read in July 2025. Included are Gareth Brown's The Book of Doors (5), Tessa Bickers' The Book Swap (4), Carley Fortune's Meet Me at the Lake (4), Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park (4), Simon Stalenhag's The Electric State (1), Wendy Vella's Lady in Distress (2) and Dayna Manning's Many Moons (5)
Book cover for Natalie Sue's I Hope This Finds You Well: A Novel. Text on the cover says, "Like a donut in a break room: unexpected, surprisingly sweet, and totally made my day.... I devoured it!" by Shelby Van Pelt, New York Times bestselling author of Remarkably Bright Creatures. Cover is orange and pink and white. The title is in 3D block lettering, with an office plant sitting on the 'E' in the word "hope". Beside the title is a water cooler. In front of it is a line drawing of a cubicle with a laptop, desk lamp, chair and coffee cup. Behind the cubicle is a woman lying on the floor - all you can see are her legs and feet.
Book cover for Simon Stalenhag's The Electric State graphic novel. Crest on the bottom right corner of the book says "A Netflix Film" with the Netflix logo. Book has a pink bar running down the left hand side. What looks to be a girl and her robot are in a hanger bay or shipping facility or some room with a really big open doorway - doorway looks over a parking lot with two old cars in it. A large decaying robot is lying on it's side in the facility.
Book cover for Penny Reid's Engagement and Espionage. Book has a crest on it: "Shortlisted 2021 The Selfies Adult Fiction". Cover has been illustrated using string art - where strings are wound around a series of nails or pins arranged on a board to make a pretty picture. This cover shows a mountain range in the background, a sunset orange sky. On the ground in front of the mountain range is a rooter or a chicken.
Book cover for Gareth Brown's The Book of Doors. Text on the cover says, "This book is worth killing for." Cover is all in blues and golds. There's a blue gradient in the background of the book, with a staircase made of books spiraling up from the bottom right corner to the top left. In the middle of the staircase is an open door with a woman falling through it.
Book cover for Richard Morgan's Altered Carbon. Blurb text on cover says, "Outstanding. An astonishing first novel" - THE TIMES. Cover shows futuristic cityscape behind title and author's name.
Book Cover for Deryk Whibley's Walking Disaster: My Life Through Heaven and Hell. Cover shows Whibley in a leather jacket looking at the camera, sitting on a green amp, holding a guitar.
Book cover for Paulette Kennedy's The Artist of Blackberry Grange: A Novel. Note below author's name says, "Author of The Devil and Mrs. Davenport". Cover shows an old portrait of a woman with long red wavy hair and bright red lipstick. Portrait is cut off before the eyes of the model; model is looking to the left. Portrait is sitting on a red and black patterned wallpaper that is reminiscent of William Morris.
Book cover for Emily Henry's Great Big Beautiful Life. Has a crest on it that says "Reese's Book Club". Below author's name says, "#1 New York Times Bestselling Author of Funny Story" (which was a really great book, btw). Cover shows big bold type, with two illustrated persons on it - a smiling woman in a cute blue dress with black sandals reading a book, and a scowling man writing in a journal surrounded by pieces of paper, some of which are scrumpled up like their garbage.
Book cover of PG Wodehouse's Piccadilly Jim. Blurb on the front from Hugh Laurie reads "The funniest writer ever to put words to paper." Cover shows an illustration of a man in a tailcoat and laces untied chasing after a train that is likely departing from the station.
Book cover for Daisy Wood's The Royal Librarian. Text on cover says: "A royal palace. A closed book. A betrayal that will echo through generations." Cover shows an image of a blonde woman wearing a blue shirt and red long skirt with black pumps. Woman is reading a book, while standing in a library.
Book cover for Sheri Salata's The Beautiful No: And Other Tales of Trial, Transcendence and Transformation. Cover is very minimalistic - it's a lovely cream colour with a coral red bar down the left side of the cover.
Book cover for #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Veronica Roth's When Among Crows. Line above title reads "A Curse. A Calling. A Sacrifice.". Cover shows an illustrated man in front of a golden sun. The man is holding a flower in one hand and a sword in another. The cover is mostly washed out blues and greys except the sun, sword and flower which are bright golds.
Book cover for Nikki Payne (author of Pride and Protest)'s Sex, Lies and Sensibility - a retelling of Jane Austen's Sense & Sensibility. Quote on the book is from Jodi Picoult: "I do not have the words for how deeply I loved this book." Cover shows black and white illustration of two people's faces, looking away from each other. The two faces are surrounded by watercoloured leaves. The entire cover is in warm tones - reds, yellows, oranges and pinks.
Book cover for Jillian Meadows' Give Me Butterflies (A Novel). Quote on front cover from B.K. Borison says, "This story reached right into my chest, grabbed my heard, and didn't let go." The cover is illustrated to show a man and woman embracing in a greenhouse or butterfly sanctuary or some kind of building with glass walls and ceiling. The woman has red hair in a braid and freckles, is smiling, and is wearing a purple shirt, purple skirt and cute purple ankle books. The man has his eyes closed and is nuzzling into the woman's cheek, and is wearing a shirt and tie, a pair of slacks, and some nice brown shoes. In the foreground are daisy-looking flowers (except they are purple) and monarch butterflies.
Book cover for New York Times Bestselling Author Penelope Douglas' Punk 57. Cover is all greyscale with the words "Punk 57" repeating like they've fallen down the left side of the cover. The main title and author's name appear in the center of the cover, as if the cover is ripped and this part is displayed behind it. This is apparently an Indigo Exclusive cover.
Book cover of Olivie Blake's The Atlas Paradox. Subtitle says, "Destiny is a choice", text above the author's name says, "New York Times Bestselling Author of The Atlas Six". Cover is light grey with gold and dark circles and lines on it in a very abstract manner. I'm sure it represents something, but I'm not sure what it is.
April 2025 Reading Wrap-Up graphic, created by The StoryGraph app. I ready 6 books this month; 2183 pages; with an average rating of 4.17. My highest rated reads were Bridget Jones: Made About the Boy; the graphic novel Red; and Ava Reid's A Study in Drowning. Average book length was 363 pages; average time to finish was 8 days. 83% of what I read was fiction; 17% was non-fiction. 83% of what I read was print, 17% was digital. Wow, that's a lot of stats!
Book cover for Max Kerman's Try Hard: Creative Work in Progress. Cover shows bands of bold, vibrant colours and big, blocky text, making it look really modern. Droolworthy design.
Framed print leaning against the wall. Print is of the five great lakes, below the lakes are 4 checkerboxes, with the following text : nice lakes, o.k. lakes, good lakes, great lakes!! The last checkbox, beside 'great lakes!!' is checked.
Screenshot of social media interaction. User #1 (redstopgringo) says, "Are Pink and the Brain still trying to take over the world? Because at this point, I'm willing to hear the Brain's platform." User #2 (the-other-sandy) responds, "At this point, I'm willing to hear Pinky's platform."
screenshot of the @LondonMajors instagram post - screenshot of an April Fools logo of the Cobra Chickens and comments overlaying it saying that they wished this wasn't an April Fools prank. Caption from London Majors is: "We listened and well *Insert The Office GIF here* It's happening! Forest City Cobra Chicken's merchandise and a game this season will be happening! Stay tuned for details. #FearTheFlock"
Monthly March 2025 Wrap Up imagery from The StoryGraph app for @moonsoar, showing covers of 3 highest rated reads, fiction vs non fiction breakdown, genre breakdown, number of pages read.
Screenshot from support ticket from Microsoft. Says "Expect response within: 8"
Cover collage of my reading history for the month of February 2025, including ratings. Book covers include: Crosstalk by Connie Willis (4), The Blonde Identity by Ally Carter (4), Bridget Jones and the Edge of Reason by Helen Fielding (4), Drama King by Penny Reid (4), The Forbidden Duke by Audrey Ashwood (3), The Earl and the Spinster by Collette Cameron (3), Dr Strange Beard by Penny Reid (5), Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K Dick (4), How to not Fall for the Wrong Guy by Meg Easton (3), Bridget Jones's Baby by Helen Fielding (4), Forever a Heart Breaker by Genevieve Turner (3) and The Pumpkin Plan by Mike Michalowicz (4)
Different icons that can be used for menus, and the funny name that goes with them.
My January reading wrap-up - covers of all the books I read in January 2025. Includes covers for Jillianne Hamilton's The Hobby Shop on Barnaby Street, Once Upon a Kiss (an anthology of fairy tale retellings), Andrea Owen's How To Stop Feeling Like Shit, Jennifer Lynn Barnes' The Final Gambit, Maisey Yates' Happy After All, Stephen King's Insomnia, and Penny Reid's All Folked Up
Packaging for 'Grim Steeper', a tea infuser shaped like the Grim Reaper. Shows grim steeper in a glass of (likely hot) water, steeping loose leaf tea.
The three main characters from Letterkenny, Darry, Wayne and Squirrely Dan
Spotify wrapped graphic for @moonsoar - top artist is Arkells
Book cover of Vimy by Pierre Berton; cover depicts a solider from WWI
Ad reading "Ontario Seniors born between 1944 and 1983 Could Get This Benefit"
Image of text on solid background: "You are now forced to have the same job as the main character in the last book you read. What is the job."
Book cover for C.S. Lewis' The Voyage of the Dawn Treader.
Photograph of sunset in Sauble Beach, Ontario.
Strappy Steve Madden shoes with a VERY HIGH heel.
Still from Dazed and Confused movie: four young men leaning against a wall, one drinking beer.
Northern Mockingbird card for board game Wingspan
Book cover for Welwyn Wilton Katz's Come Like Shadows