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Read-n-Bloom
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I really liked this Christian fiction by Jill Eileen Smith! Great fiction faith-filled writing . My first by this author. I will have to get more of her books because I really liked this one. A fictional story of what maybe might have happened from her point of view. I can only imagine what it was like to walk with Christ face to face. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
#LitsyReads #ChristianFiction #2025Reads #NetGalley #DawnofGrace

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A Last Hope | Verity Sandahl
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A Last Hope by Verity Sandahl. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I really liked this beautiful faith entwined story of a Royal couple to be married when they came of age but evil always comes to mess with everything good. I loved it! Clean romance. From not trusting to realizing they‘re the only one who they can trust. It is a beautiful story to me.

#LitsyReads #2025Reads #ChristianFiction #ALastHope

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Read-n-Bloom
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Mehso-so

This one was just okay for me. I liked the still-yet-to-figure-it-out romance between Leo and Jasper. I liked the mystery and story. But it wasn‘t really intriguing or interesting. Interesting, but not REALLY interesting. I wanted to know what happened next but not in-a-way like I gotta know NOW. Towards the end it did get more intriguing, but it was still just an okay read for me. #LitsyReads #2025Reads #NetGalley #ARC #Mystery

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AnishaInkspill
Invisible Man | Ralph Ellison
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#Fiction #2025reads #blackhistorymonth

I like how the story draws a complex picture to attain racial equality, and so many times I felt the pain for the unnamed narrator wanting things to work out for him. When he is unfairly expelled from college, I couldn‘t believe it, this was his dream but it would be nothing to what comes later, then things seem to be looking up when he joins the brotherhood only to realise a very, very harsh truth.

AnishaInkspill ... cont ---> This is not a perfect read, the story seems to meander (quite a bit) but what a read (!!!) this is. 4mo
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Tender Buttons | Gertrude Stein
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#classicschallenge 2025 @Lunakay #poetry #2025reads

I like text that presents language in unexpected ways. I didn‘t warm to this as much as I wanted to but there were parts that stood out. I could see how daring this was in its own time.

Lunakay Sounds good!🤓🩷 4mo
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AnishaInkspill
Passing | Nella Larsen
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#2025reads #Fiction

This is a beautiful read in how it shows a complicated dynamics between race and personal identity. All the way through I could see something dreadful was ahead, and then it happened and I had to pause, recollect myself before carrying on.

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AnishaInkspill
The Martian Chronicles | Ray Bradbury
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#2025reads #ClassicLSFBC @RamsFan1963 #sciencefiction

This has been in my Kindle library for a while, this did not disappoint and was an amazing read. This has everything I enjoy in a read, quirky, poignant and thought-provoking. I have so many favourite stories but all of them have moments that stand out. I thought some stories were brave, and its light-hearted style was an invitation to just sit back, absorb and enjoy. And enjoy I did.

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Never Forgotten | Hannah Linder
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Another great story, and great characters (who I loved)! You can never go wrong with a Hannah Linder book! I love her writing, and her characters!
#LitsyReads #2025Reads #NetGalley

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AnishaInkspill
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#2025reads #poetry #classicschallenge 2025 @Lunakay

A 1912 translation of Chinese poems in the public domain. The poems in this collection are plain and what runs through most of them is stillness or nature. This occurs through a variety of themes, including resignation, loss, love or appreciation. I found some poems to be a poignant read, whilst others charmed or humoured me.

Lunakay So cool! 5mo
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A Doll's House | Henrik Ibsen
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#SundayFunday @BookmarkTavern #stageplay #2025reads

I found this to be a wonderful, thought-provoking play, which did take me several attempts to see the nuances but I‘m glad I kept trying.