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Tomb of Sand
Tomb of Sand | Geetanjali Shree
WINNER OF THE 2022 INTERNATIONAL BOOKER PRIZEA playful, feminist, and utterly original epic set in contemporary northern India, about a family and the inimitable octogenarian matriarch at its heart."A tale tells itself. It can be complete, but also incomplete, the way all tales are. This particular tale has a border and women who come and go as they please. Once you've got women and a border, a story can write itself . . ."Eighty-year-old Ma slips into a deep depression after the death of her husband. Despite her family's cajoling, she refuses to leave her bed. Her responsible eldest son, Bade, and dutiful, Reebok-sporting daughter-in-law, Bahu, attend to Ma's every need, while her favorite grandson, the cheerful and gregarious Sid, tries to lift her spirits with his guitar. But it is only after Sid's younger brother--Serious Son, a young man pathologically incapable of laughing--brings his grandmother a sparkling golden cane covered with butterflies that things begin to change.With a new lease on life thanks to the cane's seemingly magical powers, Ma gets out of bed and embarks on a series of adventures that baffle even her unconventional feminist daughter, Beti. She ditches her cumbersome saris, develops a close friendship with a hijra, and sets off on a fateful journey that will turn the family's understanding of themselves upside down.Rich with fantastical elements, folklore, and exuberant wordplay, Geetanjali Shree's magnificent novel explores timely and timeless topics, including Buddhism, global warming, feminism, Partition, gender binary, transcending borders, and the profound joys of life. Elegant, heartbreaking, and funny, it is a literary masterpiece that marks the American debut of an extraordinary writer.Translated from the Hindi by Daisy RockwellAuthor's name pronounced: Ghee-TAHN-juh-lee Shree
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sarahbarnes
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I really enjoyed this epic novel. Despite its length, it was very readable, and is equal parts hilarious and heartwarming. The last part of the book was so compelling and turned everything in the story on its head for me. A story about borders and rules and prejudice, and one woman who refuses all of it in the end. I won‘t forget Ma for a long time.

Aimeesue Reading this one now. I agree, It‘s fantastic. (edited) 7mo
sarahbarnes @Aimeesue I love that you‘re reading this right now, too! Glad you‘re enjoying it. 7mo
BarbaraBB I still need to read this and your review is so tempting! 7mo
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Deblovestoread I second @BarbaraBB . On my shelf need to move it up. 7mo
batsy So glad you like it! It was one of my favourites when I read it last year. 7mo
sarahbarnes @Barbarabb @Deblovestoread I‘m excited to hear what you think when you get to it! 7mo
sarahbarnes @batsy I loved her narrative and writing style so much, and she told the history and politics of the story in such a creative way. I also loved learning in the translator‘s note that Shree intentionally chose to write the book in Hindi. 🤍 7mo
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Lindy
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Friday Reads Aug 25 + travel vlog with siblings + bison & cattle

https://youtu.be/L8F5g9aYFX0

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sarahbarnes
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This book has been a great companion on my vacation this week! Long enough that I only had to bring one book with me, but very entertaining and readable. I‘ve wanted to read it since it won the Booker last year and I‘m so glad I finally am. It‘s wonderful.

BarbaraBB Good to know. I still need to read it! 8mo
batsy I loved it! It flows so well despite its length. 8mo
Suet624 I forgot I wanted to read this. So glad to hear you‘re enjoying it. 7mo
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AnneCecilie
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Wow, what a read.

An elderly woman takes to the bed after her husband dies before she suddenly moves in with her daughter.

I had heard so much about the journey this woman takes and the physical journey happens quite late, but the personal on starts straight off. For who is she after her husband‘s death?

I learned so much about Indian culture and family culture, but it also covers the India Pakistan tension/ conflict.

Cathythoughts Sounds great ! Stacked. 9mo
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AnneCecilie
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#BookReport

I continued with the chapter a day buddy read of The Pickwick Papers

I finished Islands of Abandonment and read Polarsirkelen (The Polar Circle)

I‘m currently reading Tomb of Sand

Cinfhen Have you been watching the race?? It‘s kind of boring until the last 3 minutes 🙄 9mo
AnneCecilie @Cinfhen Some of it. I also love to watch the landscape and the French villages and churches. 9mo
Cinfhen Yesssss 😍the scenery is GORGEOUS 9mo
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AnneCecilie
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I just love this first paragraph and feel that it has set the tone of the book so far.

rockpools You are in for a treat! (And why don‘t I have a print copy of this?!) 9mo
sarahbarnes I‘m really looking forward to reading this one! 9mo
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CaitlinR
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Absolutely beautiful language here, but I‘m caring for a 91 year-old mother who won‘t get out of bed, and this is NOT the time to be reading this. I‘ll return it to my TBR list and will try again at a later date.

“She had grown tired of breathing for them, feeling their feelings, hearing their desires, carrying their animosities. She was tired of all of them, and she wanted to glide into the wall with a tremor …” (p.24)

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sarahbarnes
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When someone gives you an Amazon gift card, what else to do but order a few books you can‘t get from the library? Tomb of Sand arrived from a bookstore in Delhi, which was very cool.

Ruthiella Absolutely the only thing to do in that situation! 😂 I have Flamingo on my Kindle, but haven‘t read it yet. 14mo
rockpools I am so excited for you! I loved Tomb of Sand. Would love to see your cover. 14mo
sarahbarnes @Ruthiella I‘ve wanted to read it for awhile and have had trouble finding it here! 14mo
sarahbarnes @rockpools thank you! I‘m so glad to hear you liked it. I‘m really looking forward to it. The copy I got is from Penguin but on the back it says “for sale in the Indian Subcontinent only.” So cool. 🤓 14mo
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Sophronisba
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Really interesting survey of Partition fiction here. Much to be added to your 2023 TBR list.

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/01/02/seventy-five-years-after-indian-pa...

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rockpools
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My April pick was the winner of the International Booker- a JOY to read. The language/translation is so playful, the story covers, well, everything, & it‘s all told with a big smile on its face.

Shutting down after the death of her husband, Ma‘s family rally round. But she needs time to readjust, then head out on her new adventure into her past, her friends & events of partition.

Beautiful out-there touching. Plus talking crows.

#12booksof2022

Caroline2 Hmm 🤔 stacked!! 👍 1y
Andrew65 Great ☃️☃️☃️ 1y
batsy Beautiful description of a very special book 💜 1y
rockpools @Caroline2 😁 It‘s a good‘un! Providing you don‘t mind a healthy dose of weird! 1y
rockpools @batsy 💖💖🦋 1y
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Tonton
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Arrived this afternoon; weekend reading set!

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shawnmooney
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https://youtu.be/Zn2H4ppED2s

A playlist of all episodes in the Bite-sized Book Chat series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLU-61cZp1pQdBH5V0Zb9q-2ujl4PY8nhf

Chat #1: with Anukrti in Bombay from Rajasthan

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shawnmooney Anukrti‘s essay on reading Tomb of Sand in both the original Hindi and in English translation: https://lifestyle.livemint.com/news/opinion/how-authenticity-now-takes-pride-of-...

Chat #2: with Robin from Sacramento

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shawnmooney Chat #3: with Isa from Hamburg

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Chat #4: with Nancy (The Literate Quilter) from Metro Detroit

Mercury Pictures Presents by Anthony Marra
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sarahbellum Woah, I work for the same university system as Robin! Such a small world! 😯 2y
RobinGustafson @sarahbellum oh cool! What UC do you work for? 2y
sarahbellum @RobinGustafson I work for UCSF 🙂 2y
RobinGustafson @sarahbellum Nice to see a fellow UC book nerd on Litsy! 🤓📚 2y
sarahbellum @RobinGustafson It sure is! ☺️ 2y
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BkClubCare
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Well, THIS is interesting… Here in Litsy, I was viewing a post about Shuggie Bain that reminded me that I hadn‘t yet looked into the Booker Prize announcements. The interwebs say the tagged book is a winner, so I came back here to read more and NO ONE has posted about this?! Seems incredible. Who else besides me wants to read this? Tho, I am wondering about availability- could that be a reason no one has yet shared?

charl08 I have it out from the library, but it's a bit of a brick. Intimidating! 2y
Liz_M Must be a litsy glitch -- when i click on the title there are a handful of posts. 2y
BkClubCare @Liz_M - AH! I was SO surprised!!! Yes, I will try again. 2y
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BkClubCare @charl08 - It sounds SO good!! I need to find out if audiobook is the way to go. (I haven‘t listened to a chunkster in a long time.) 2y
willaful It's available in print, though apparently not yet digitized. Weirdly, it was originally published in 2018. I'm surprised it was eligible, though I don't know the criteria. 2y
BkClubCare @willaful - I might suppose it is the translation. 2y
Ruthiella I do want to read it, but it‘s SO LONG! It does sound amazing, though. I agree. 2y
BkClubCare @Ruthiella - yes! Think BLEAK HOUSE, think GERMINAL! Think THE COUNT of MONTE CRISTO!! All very long books that are awesome. Ducks of Newburyport, The World According to Garp, IT!! 2y
Ruthiella @BkClubCare 😂 Totally! Don‘t fear the big book! 2y
Readerann I was surprised that neither my city nor county libraries have this, and my local indies say it‘s not published yet (available next Jan.)! I ended up ordering it from Book Depository. Not quite ready to tackle it yet because I just finished a chunkster. 😁 2y
BkClubCare @Readerann - and… some of it, has been Litsy glitch. I have been searching for books and MANY are coming at me as “be the first to post!!! “. Um, wrong!?! There is no way. I am talking about beloved classics 😱🤦🏻‍♀️ (edited) 2y
batsy It's a chunkster, but it flies by. It's structured in such a way that it doesn't *feel* long, if that helps! ☺️ (I can also see a handful of posts about this book; hope you can now!) 2y
BkClubCare @batsy - yes! The last check showed many posts. But then I looked up a much-loved Kate DiCamillo and, it too, showed NO POSTs! Litsy being glitchy… 2y
AnneCecilie I plan on reading this. Waiting on the book from the library, will take a couple of months. 2y
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batsy
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Lovely news to wake up despite the utter grimness of things. Happy for Geetanjali Shree & translator Daisy Rockwell for winning the #internationalbookerprize2022 I believe it's the first for Indian literature, & indeed South Asian lit more broadly. I stole this pic off of Merve Emre's twitter because I like the energy here 🙂

I haven't yet had the time+focus to devote to Books of Jacob, but was so sure it was going to win. This is a fun surprise.

LeahBergen Very cool! I think I read it was the first winner translated from Hindi? 2y
batsy @LeahBergen Yes! I saw translator Arunava Sinha say that it was the first for a Hindi novel & first for an Indian and/or South Asian novel, which is very cool indeed 🎉 2y
Centique Yay! This is the one that really stood out to me from all the reviews on Litsy I‘ve seen - seems very well deserved, and I‘m excited to read it. 2y
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Centique That was probably your review that got me excited for it in the first place 😂 2y
batsy @Centique I think it's a book you'll like, Paula! It's a bit of a chunkster but goes by very fast because of the short chapters and structure. I have a soft spot for a few others on the shortlist but am happy that this won, and would have been had some of my other faves won as well 🙂 2y
TheKidUpstairs This one wasn't even on my radar until today's announcement, but it sounds so good! I'm excited to add it to my list. May have to be a chunkster summer! 2y
TheKidUpstairs Apparently it's not available in Canada right now! Hopefully this win pushes it into our stores. 2y
batsy @TheKidUpstairs I hope it gets a North American deal soon and I'm sure it will 🙌🏾 2y
Suet624 I agree that this one winning the award was a bit of a surprise. Can‘t wait to get my hands on it. 2y
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BookwormM
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Congratulations to Shree for winning #BookerInternational2022 a great book and in my opinion the most fun to read of the shortlist

rockpools Oh! Now that IS good news! I loved this book. It had ridiculously everything, but it was amazing. I deep-down really did think Septology would win though. Are you OK @Simona? Can you live with this 😘? 2y
BarbaraBB @rockpools I was thinking of @Simona too immediately! And you all convinced me to read this book!! 2y
batsy All of the books I managed to read from the shortlist had their own immense value; it was a really strong list this year. Happy for Tomb of Sand. So unique and memorable. 2y
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rockpools @batsy It‘s been by far the most enjoyable IBP list I‘ve read. 2y
Simona Hardly @rockpools but I have to be fair, because after all IBP it is the prize for translation too, and I guess that the translation from Hindi was bigger and more demanding task as translation from Polish … BUT!!! I still think that Books of Jacob is very complex books (on all literary levels) executed impeccable. I‘m still a little bit sad, but I will survive 😘 2y
Simona Yes, it was really strong and still enjoyable list to read @batsy @rockpools and I agree about uniqueness of the Tomb of Sand. 2y
Simona @BarbaraBB It is a good story and written in a very interesting, almost playful way … 2y
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BookwormM
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#BookerInternationalShortlist2022

Delightful word play and for the most part a fun read really glad this one made the shortlist

Full review here https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/4716633828

BarbaraBB What is your favorite? 2y
BookwormM @BarbaraBB I can‘t get hold of Septology so out of the ones I have read my favourite is Elena Knows 2y
BarbaraBB I haven‘t read all of them but so loved Elena Knows too! 2y
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batsy
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I can't summarise my thoughts; it's a book that I'll be thinking about for a long time. I love the way it flows & how the narrative takes its time & wanders. Much like Mataji herself, it makes no apologies for where it goes. It makes me think I've not read enough big, vast, & deep books by women writers & that I must remedy this. It feels very “free” & uninhibited & I love the idea of (older) women taking up space like this in life & on the page:

batsy “The page is a stage”, to quote from the book. I don‘t know Hindi but this reads like the translation was an immense labour of love, what with the references to myths, scripture, other works of literature, as well as the imagery & the wordplay, the freewheeling style that also needs to be disciplined because all of the threads can‘t just be left to unravel but must be pulled taut & woven into this complex tapestry. #internationalbookerprize2022 2y
DivineDiana Wonderful review! Stacked. 2y
Lindy Okay, I‘m wowed. Must read this. Great review! 2y
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batsy @DivineDiana @Lindy Thank you! I hope you both like it if you read it—it's different, unique, & requires a bit of persistence, but worth it in my opinion 😊 2y
Lindy @batsy It looks like it‘s not readily available here, but I had already marked it “want to read” on Goodreads and I will keep an eye out for it. 2y
Suet624 My computer is glitching a bit, so I hope this comment comes through. Your note that you love the idea of an older woman taking up space rings so many bells of “I must read“! It's hard as an older woman... you start to become more and more invisible to kin and strangers. So off I go to find this one. 2y
batsy @Suet624 I hear you! I love that the International Booker shortlist has two older/ailing women staking their claim ... Elena Knows is the other one. 2y
batsy @Suet624 (I think Litsy is a bit glitchy atm? It's being weird on my phone, as well.) 2y
AnneCecilie Loved your review. This was already on my reader, but will definitely read it now. 2y
LeahBergen Great review and gorgeous fabrics! 2y
BarbaraBB You were looking so much forward to this one and apparently you were right. I love your review and want to read it now too. But I‘m still struggling with 2y
batsy @AnneCecilie Thank you! I hope you like it. 2y
batsy @LeahBergen Thank you! I used a saree ... The things we do for a Litsy photo 😆 2y
batsy @BarbaraBB Yes, I'm really happy it was worth it. This year's list is super intriguing. I'm looking forward to Jacob, too. Hope to start it next month. I also hope it improves for you! 2y
nathandrake1997 Stunning review ❤️ I was contemplating about reading the original Hindi version, but after reading this exquisite review, I might read the English translation first ❤️ 2y
batsy @nathandrake1997 Thank you! I look forward to your thoughts 💕 I'm sure it'll be an amazing experience to read the English translation and compare it to the original. 2y
RohitSawant This sounds like such a fascinating read! Stacking! 2y
sarahbarnes Love your review. ❤️ This is the one on the shortlist I want to read, but that is not published yet in the US so can‘t get it from the library. I‘m trying to decide if I should buy it…. 2y
batsy @rohit-sawant I hope you'll give it a go! 2y
batsy @sarahbarnes Thank you! It's tough to make call on who will like this book; some of the people I thought would like it thought it was just OK. I hope it finds a US publisher soon! 2y
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rockpools
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I‘ve finally finished the final book off the #InternationalBookerPrize2022 shortlist, and I‘m a bit floored. I loved it.

It‘s an ‘experimental‘ novel. The story rambles off all over the place, and is picked up by any passing narrator, friend of the family, wall, crow. And there is such a joy in the language, whether Hindi or English - it‘s delightful fun.

Then in the final third of the book, the story takes over and had me in bits.

rockpools This is a story of mothers and daughters (and sons), caring, how much/little we know another person, generations, gender, history, home and borders. There is SO much to unpack in here. My heart broke for Ma. I‘m furious for Rosie. And I empathised horribly with Beti. And then I discovered how shockingly little I knew about a piece of history I should know something about. This is a lot. It‘s also quite beautiful. And there are crows. (edited) 2y
Cathythoughts Beautiful review ❤️ 2y
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youneverarrived I‘m sold 🤍 2y
TrishB Wow 😯 fab review Rachel- stacked again! 2y
batsy I'm reading it now. Your review really captures the way it flows, which I love. It takes its time. I love that crows suddenly narrate the story. It feels very "free", for lack of a better word ? 2y
rockpools @Cathythoughts Thanks Cathy! It‘s a lovely, unusual book! 2y
rockpools @youneverarrived Ooh. I think you might like this, Katie! 2y
rockpools @TrishB Yay! It‘s a really good list this year - lots to enjoy, along with the ??? stuff! 2y
rockpools Thank you @batsy 😊. It does feel very free and airy and all-encompassing. And then part 3 it turned into a page-turner, and 💔. And the crows are fab! I could spend a lot of time talking about this one! 2y
BookwormM Looking forward to this 2y
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! I love your review!! 2y
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Simona
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A story where the narrative style is almost fairytale-like and playful, takes place in India. We follow an 80-year-old grandmother who falls into depression after her husband's death, and while taking care of her, we meet her family ... their daily chores, life, relationships, thoughts. Throughout the story, I had a feeling that the author wanted to say something, make a statement, and we only get to the point in the last part (the book is … 👇

Simona … divided into three parts), and the whole time I was wondering about what I'm reading, what is the point. In general, the main theme is the border - between people, between countries, in relationships, gender ... Very readable, with gut-wrenching last few chapters, but at least 200 pages too long. 2y
Simona The main point of the story has a strong (sensitive) historic background, and since I think that the details around this are a big spoiler, I advise caution in reading the reviews. 🧐 #internationalbookerprize2022 2y
BarbaraBB Thanks for this review. Maybe one day, after finishing 2y
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Leftcoastzen @BarbaraBB how‘s that going ? I‘m interested but not sure I‘m up to a chunkster since I can‘t seem to finish the skinny ones. 2y
Simona @BarbaraBB @Leftcoastzen It‘s surprisingly quick read. The paper is thick, some chapters are only a half page long, the new chapters always begins in right side of the book, so there is a lot empty pages … and writing style, prose is really easy to read. So don‘t be afraid, it isn‘t such a chunkster as it looks. 2y
BarbaraBB That‘s reassuring 😘 2y
BarbaraBB @Leftcoastzen It is difficult. I am about 200 pages in. Lots of names and jumping in style and time. I should give it my utmost concentration but I can‘t just read only this book, so I keep reading others in between - which doesn‘t help. Not giving up though! 2y
Cathythoughts Lovely picture 💫 2y
Simona Thanks @Cathythoughts Its very lovely cover. 2y
batsy I'm looking forward to reading this! I read an interview with the author where she said when you write a book you just have to follow where it goes and sounds like she did 🙂 2y
Simona @batsy That is exact description of the narrative arc in this book! 2y
shawnmooney This one sounds so amazing! I have no idea when I will be able to get to it but I am so looking forward! 2y
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Simona
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1. I‘m not comfortable with selfies/shelfies, so here is my current view while I‘m reading tagged book.
2. Not important, but very good written, emotional story about motherhood: A Ghost in the Throat by Doireann Ní Ghríofa.
3. None. I very rarely bail, but last year I DNF Doctor Zhivago.

Thank you for tagging me @RaeLovesToRead #wondrouswednesday

vivastory Love your Agatha collection! 2y
LeahBergen Look at those pretty Christie anthologies! 2y
Simona @vivastory It is beautiful collection, and I‘m on the hunt for two volumes collection of her stories written as Mary Westmacott, and the covers are in the same style. 2y
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RaeLovesToRead Oh wow! Those Agatha Christie's... Love them! 😀💕 2y
BooknerdsLife Gorgeous AC collection 😍❤️ 2y
Eggs Great phot❣️ Thanks for playing👏🏻📚 2y
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rockpools
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It was just a simple brick-and-cement wall - a yellowing, whitewashed, middle-class wall, holding the ceiling, floor, window, and door together, with a network of pipes, wires, and cables arrayed within, enfolding the entire home in its wallfulness.

**This is the #InternationalBookerPrize2022 book I‘ve been most looking forward to. I may only be 18 pages in, but 👆👍☺️ (For now, at least!) Also, Oxford commas, anyone?

rockpools p58 I have NO idea what this is. But I think I love it. 2y
Cathythoughts Lovely picture 💫 2y
Simona I‘m still waiting for arrival of my book …. I‘m a little envious 😘 2y
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rockpools @Simona Ebook. Yours‘ll be a lot prettier & worth the wait! 😘 2y
Simona Direct from publisher? Because I was looking on iBook, Kindle and Kobo … and then I ordered from Blackwell … plus Paradais and Happy Stories, Mostly. 2y
Simona I FOUND IT‼️I don't understand why I didn't think of that before🤯🤯🤯 2y
rockpools @Simona I‘m so sorry- I never thought to say! I‘ve been on their mailing list for years, so I automatically went to the publisher. Blackwell‘s are usually quick aren‘t they? - has Happy Stories arrived? Think Paradais is published tomorrow, but I didn‘t get through her last one so I might give it a miss! 2y
Simona All three were dispatched last week on 14/3, so I still have hope that they will arrive next week. I really can‘t believe that I didn‘t look at their website, because I ordered After the Sun direct from Lolli Editions ( and I finally used their generous discount from my last year drama with delayed delivery). 2y
Simona … kicking my ass right now … 😣😖😫 2y
Simona All the yesterday‘s drama ☺️ …. Tomb of Sand arrived today 😁 2y
rockpools @Simona 🎉🥳🌟🎉👍 I hope you enjoy it now! I‘m finding it unexpectedly fun! 2y
Simona I just started it (chapter 3), but yes, I can already feel some humorous vibes. 2y
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