My favorites for September. Tied for overall favorite are Emotional Labor and The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny, which might also be my favorites for the year (so far).
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so-soIn 1960s Toronto, a young woman develops an eating disorder when she decides to marry the young man she has been having a somewhat desultory relationship with.
There were some laugh out loud moments but most of the time I didn't feel much connection with the main character. But then she didn't seem to feel much connection with herself, so I suppose that was kind of the point.
Just wanted to share this with the group, because it‘s a very interesting look… from both sides
https://youtu.be/lrYx7HaUlMY?si=mWVM55-bxGE4Nv09
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Hello fellow Litens,
I am trying to make a return to Litsy. I remember back in the day there used to be a list for new Litens to help them connect faster. Is there still such a thing?
Happy reading! 🤓📖♥️🍂
I‘m supposed to spend my time revising the questionnaires, turning the convoluted and overly-subtle prose of the psychologists who write them into simple questions which can be understood by the people who ask them as well as the people who answer them. A question like ‘In what percentile would you place the visual impact value?‘ is not useful.
When I win the lottery I'm going to employ someone to transport books home from beautiful museum bookshops for me.
Even my French is up to translating this...*
*because I know the original title...
From ch. 3. Loved this chapter with its stories & lore. #wildwoman
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