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TheBookgeekFrau
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#LuckyInLove #Valentine

Happy Valentine's Day Littens 💝

Ruthiella Happy Valentine‘s Day 💘 2mo
bookandbedandtea Happy Valentine's Day! 💌 2mo
Eggs And you as well dear ♥️♥️ 2mo
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TheBookHippie
Counting the Cost | Jill Duggar
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Much better than her sisters book. IMHO
I feel for these girls
So young and still fresh in the healing journey…

I truly hope peace rests with them.

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“But the more time we spent in therapy ourselves, the more it became clear to us that we were a long, long way from being able to put in place the solutions that would fix our relationship with my parents. First, we had to understand how deep our wounds went and how much healing was needed.”
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bio_chem06 I agree, this was such a better book. I can‘t believe this couple is still so young & being such good partners to each other. 2mo
Prairiegirl_reading They were both strong and vulnerable to get as far as they are in the healing journey. Jill is further along and more distanced from iblp. Jinger is still in scary territory for sure. 2mo
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TheBookHippie @bio_chem06 it‘s quite amazing. 2mo
Megabooks Agree re: Jinger‘s book. 2mo
TheBookHippie @Megabooks she‘s still in it and waaaaaay too much Bible 😵‍💫😅😬 she should have waited a bit I think. (edited) 2mo
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KathyWheeler
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I couldn‘t listen to my Hoopla book because, even though the book is downloaded, I had trouble opening the app on Dauphin Island, so I listened to my night time book instead — it‘s on Audible. John Hodgman has a pleasant voice to listen to on a walk. We also listened to Project Hail Mary on the trip there and back. We are really enjoying it. #audiowalk

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jdiehr
Counting the Cost | Jill Duggar
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Finally got a chance to listen to Jill tell her story.

At its heart, this is a story about someone evolving, growing, and deciding for herself what she wants her life to look like.

I truly believe that her parents are good people and love their kids. I think the kids feel that way, too.

That being said, mistakes were made.

It takes courage to step back and look at the way you were raised, analyze it, and make up ones own mind.

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Monica5
Counting the Cost | Jill Duggar
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I listened to the audiobook.

Jill grew up in the public eye from the age of 9, when her family started the show the Duggars.
She tells her story with compassion and grace. As a young girl, she was very submissive, but now she is a strong independent woman.

#bookspinbingo #nomfictiin #jumpstart2024

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Amie
Counting the Cost | Jill Duggar
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Mehso-so

Some of this was interesting, but I wanted more analysis about why this show and lifestyle are harmful and stronger denouncement of the religion and the Duggar parents.

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ncayea
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Stumbled across this title from a Goodreads list. If you haven't indulged in the Goodreads app, I recommend that you do.
I've found new authors this way, this one included.
I really enjoyed this novel.

Booksblanketsandahotbeverage I haven‘t read this one, but I really enjoyed her 4mo
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bio_chem06
Counting the Cost | Jill Duggar
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I‘m basically a book a day with this post op situation. Stupid gallbladder! But I‘m loving the fact that the stack of books next to my bed is significantly less than it was. And what I can say about this book, I‘m so glad that this girl married a guy who was not part of the fundamental church group like her parents. They seem to be great partners for each other and I hope it works out for them.

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Chelsea.Poole
Counting the Cost | Jill Duggar
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I love a cult doc and binged “Shiny Happy People” on Amazon Prime which led me to this brave book written and read by Jill Duggar who is one of the 19 children of Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar from TLCs 19 Kids and Counting (subject of the doc). I‘m sure it‘s so freeing for Jill to be able to share her story. Her father doesn‘t come off great here but it‘s not written in a salacious/gossipy way. Also tried starting Jinger‘s book but bailed. ⬇️

Chelsea.Poole I should say the ultra-religious fundamentalist Christian communities are fascinating to me in a “I can‘t look away from this trauma” way. Jill presents herself as honest, intelligent, and learning to live on her own terms while still practjng her faith with her husband. It wasn‘t super religious (like Jinger‘s, which turned me off) so this really worked for me as a memoir lover. 4mo
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Kris10H
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Book #90
4/5
I finished this book, and I still have so many questions...
I was following Hank Green on Tiktok for months before I found out that aside from being ridiculously intelligent, well spoken, and funny, he is also an author. It has taken me another many many months to finally read this novel of his. It is definitely very intelligently written, insightful, and not like anything else I've ever read. I can't wait to read the follow up.

GondorGirl I loved both of these books! They were so smart and socially aware. 5mo
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