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I have been pondering kindness lately. We‘ve all seen the quotes reminding us of the importance of kindness but I find most kindness to be superficial, at best. True kindness promotes inclusivity and diversity. Here‘s some info I found regarding the different types of kindness.
pickI don't think I ever read this when it originally came out. Despite my love for Judy Blume. It's good. Definitely worth the hype.
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I first read this as a kid in the late 70‘s and remember only and exactly one line: I must, I must, I must increase my bust. 😂
The book is still charming and its themes still relevant.
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pickPerfectly captures the life of a 6th Grade girl in the 1970s. A walk down memory lane!
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pickI reread this for #AuthorAMonth. It held up to what I remember from my childhood read of it. I had forgotten that in addition to the main theme of puberty and friends at that age, Margaret is trying to decide if she is interested enough to join her father‘s Jewish faith or her mother‘s Christian one.
"The landscapes of our youths create us, and we carry them within us, storied by all they gave and stole, in who we become."
No pics. I'm laying in my bed reading the tagged book, enjoying its short snippets of humor. Ex. "The curate was as pale and thin as a communion wafer."
Trying to get over Covid with a Strawberry Acai Refresher at my side.
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I'm in the middle of two books but do not expect to finish either tonight so here is my July roundup. Lots of good books this month; I think my favorite is Mary Jane.
L😍VE that you shared this. 💛🤎🧡 1d