Yummy! 😋
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so-soThis was an ok novella, not super engaging.
How have I never seen this word before?!
pickOne of the best books about book people. A great comfort read. Funny, sad, and yes, a bit saccharine too. I needed a book about good humans.
pickI have no idea why this took me so long to read. I listened to the audio to get the physical book off my self 😂 The audio was great. Engaging and intriguing. I lost focus in a few parts where the text wandered a bit, but overall absolutely lovely. Here‘s to breaking out of a slump!
pickNot what I was expecting but I enjoyed the mystery clues. Some of the backstory was revealed in a bit of a heavy-handed way but it was a nice summer read.
My July #DoubleSpin
pick#roll100 plus book club read for this month. Really enjoyed this - although some pretty harrowing sections about Covid/Floyd George which made for difficult (but important) reading. I‘m looking forward to discussing this one!
Plus, first time I‘ve come across a dog in a book with the same name as mine!
This is from an email from author and biomechanist Katy Bowman, and I've verified the print and e-book numbers (https://thetechylife.com/how-much-money-does-amazon-take-from-book-sales/). Still looking for audiobook numbers as the linked article is less detailed on those. I also learned that Amazon controls 80% of book distribution in the US.
If you, like me, are alarmed by this, check out bookshop.org, libro.fm, and kobo.com for alternatives.
Sure, your TBR may be teetering, but these Korean books are the kind that deserve a spot right at the top! From deeply personal memoirs to stories soaked in metaphor and magic, this list has something that will speak to every kind of reader.
If you‘ve been curious about K-lit, this is the perfect time to read.
Explore more: https://magazine.1000libraries.com/new-to-k-lit-start-with-these-17-must-read-ko...
