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GinaKButler
GinaKButler
To Have and Have Not | Ernest Hemingway
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Up next…my September #bookspin pick! I bought this at Ernest Hemingway‘s house on a trip to Key West back in 2020. @TheAromaofBooks

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TheAromaofBooks I've had mixed results with Hemmingway's books, but haven't read this one. Hope you love it!! 3d
GinaKButler @TheAromaofBooks The racial slurs are a lot…you have to remind yourself when it was published, that‘s for sure! Not my favorite by him. 9h
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Macy Sherman
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Drum Dream Girl: How One Girl's Courage Changed Music | Margarita Engle

“But everyone on the island of music, in the city of drumbeats, believed that only boys should play drums.”

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Macy Sherman
Macy Sherman
Drum Dream Girl: How One Girl's Courage Changed Music | Margarita Engle

This book is great for ages 5–9 (Kindergarten through 4th grade) The story celebrates following your dreams and challenging unfair rules, teaching children about persistence and self-confidence.