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The Place of Tides
The Place of Tides | James Rebanks
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Tamra
Tamra
Place of Tides | James Rebanks
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Mehso-so

This should be squarely in my wheelhouse and I expected to love it. But, not so much. Some of the writing felt forced & contrived. It‘s also not particularly memorable. I finished listening a couple of weeks ago and recall little about it. Of course I‘m willing to admit that might be my fault because a lot competes for my attention this time of year.

Ruthiella It‘s always interesting to me when I should love a book based on the description and I don‘t. What is that alchemical formula that makes one work and another not? I‘ve not figured it out. 😅 (edited) 3w
Tamra @Ruthiella mercurial! 3w
rwmg @Ruthiella If you ever do figure it out, I'm sure you can make a fortune teaching wannabe authors. 3w
Ruthiella @rwmg True! 😂 3w
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Lindy
Lindy
The Place of Tides | James Rebanks
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#audioknitting #LitsyCrafters
I‘m using up small amounts of yarn to make a cardigan. The design is End Times by Amy Gunderson.

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Suet624 Holy cow! That‘s so impressive! 2mo
Lindy @Suet624 It‘s fun to make, with a modular construction method. You pick up stitches from the previous part each time you add a new square, and weave the ends in as you go. 2mo
Leftcoastzen So beautiful! 2mo
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marleed Wow!🤩 2mo
Lindy @Leftcoastzen @marleed Thank you ☺️ 2mo
dabbe 🤩🤩🤩 2mo
Catsandbooks Beautiful! ❤️ looks like it will be so cozy! 2mo
Lindy @Catsandbooks Thanks! Cosy is what I am aiming for. ☺️ 2mo
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Teresereading
Teresereading
The Place of Tides | James Rebanks
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The age of humans will pass.

Started this one as an library audio loan, but finished as a library book loan. Fascinating learning about the duck women of Vega.
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Teresereading
Teresereading
The Place of Tides | James Rebanks
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On a remote Norwegian island preparing for the eider ducks to arrive for nesting
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@Cupcake12

Teresereading My Borrowbox lian expired, and I can't borrow it again until September 😢 4mo
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AllDebooks
AllDebooks
The Place of Tides | James Rebanks
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This #ARC is stunning. James Rebank on an isolated Norwegian island collecting eider down with one of the last women to do it traditionally. Perfect.

#NaturaLitsy #NetGalleyGroup
Published 17/10/24

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