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Twelve Quebec women authors one needs to read. A list I don't disagree with, *I like much.
Ariane Gélinas*, Laure Conan*, Raphaëlle Germain, Fanny Britt, Karoline Georges*, Anne Hébert*, Cathon, Marie-Renée Lavoie, Maude Veilleux, Stéphanie Boulay, Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette, Gabrielle Roy* (not from Qc, though).
http://revue.leslibraires.ca/actualites/nos-thematiques/12-auteures-quebecoises-...

1�⃣ Tagged. The precision in the writing! Wow.
2�⃣ Black. FWIW, it's almost always black.
3�⃣ Good Omens.
4�⃣ That question is harder than it looks, because Cryptids first come to mind and those are different. Oriental dragons, probably. The sea kind, most especially.

🎓 Don't know. Mrs. Pomfrey, maybe?
🎓 Tagged. This is a major book! I still can't believe it's unfinished! The style! The prose! The depth! I should read it again.
🎓 I don't know! School was 30y ago!
🎓 Not this semester since I'm on Med leave. In the past, I've gotten a lot of cards, chocolate, candy, cookies, even wine.
@CSeydel #weekendchat

1�⃣ Tagged. I don't like biographies or memoirs, but this one is so well written, it's one of the best books ever written anywhere, anyhow.
2�⃣ Sophie's World, by Jorsten Garrder. Throw-to-the-wall worthy. Gah.
3�⃣ The Country of Last Things, by Paul Auster
4�⃣ By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept, by Paul Coelho. Four hours of my life I'll never get back. 🤮
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