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Aimeesue
Lilith: A Novel | Nikki Marmery
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Excited to be starting this one - Nikki Marmery‘s first book was fantastic.
It‘s not often that a book matches my book pillow so well. 🍅
(I know that‘s a tomato, but we‘re just gonna pretend it‘s a pomegranate, mmmkay?)

GondorGirl I'm really excited about this one! I can't wait to hear what you think! 5mo
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KateReadsYA
Lilith: A Novel | Nikki Marmery
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If you've ever questioned your faith in a God, read this. If you've ever felt alone and misunderstood as a woman, read this. If you've ever felt your voice is not being heard, read this. I don't think I've ever been more enlightened than while reading this! It truly has changed my life!

Aimeesue Got my copy today! Thanks for posting about it - I‘d totally forgotten the release date! 5mo
KateReadsYA @Aimeesue you're welcome!! 🤩 5mo
brittanyreads I'd really like to read this but saw a warning for graphic animal death. Could you tell me what kind of animal so I can prepare my fragile heart? 🫣😬 Lol 5mo
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KateReadsYA @BrittanyReads Animal sacrifice for religious reasons. 5mo
KateReadsYA @BrittanyReads I think it was a cow and lamb! I don't remember it being written super graphic. But to each their own regarding what you can handle for a trigger warning, you know? I get so sad when they constantly talk about abuse in books but it's sacrificing and letting the animal bleed for the God's. Sorry if that's too graphic. 5mo
brittanyreads Thank you for the clarification!! I use storygraph and I love their trigger warning section but sometimes it's very vague. I just can't do detailed, drawn out suffering or if a pet is harmed 😣 5mo
KateReadsYA @BrittanyReads I don't remember anything being too brutal about the animals 5mo
KateReadsYA @BrittanyReads Now the way women were treated that's a whole other story 😒 it's definitely worth a read. 5mo
brittanyreads I could use a good, heavy dose of a strong woman challenging inequality! I hope to pick it up soon! Thank you! 👩‍🦰 5mo
KateReadsYA @BrittanyReads you're welcome. How are you liking Crescent City?? 5mo
brittanyreads It's good! It's amazing how SJM can make you feel nostalgic for characters you've only just met. Her books are always like slipping into a cozy old sweater. Bryce is a little grating as a MFC so I'm hoping she grows on me. I don't have that soft spot for her that I have for Feyre, Manon, or Aelin. But she is feisty which I like haha 5mo
KateReadsYA @BrittanyReads SJM can always write a feisty MC we will learn to love in the end. 5mo
brittanyreads Totally! And side note, I bought Lilith at B&N this afternoon lol 🙃 can't wait to dive in! I'm not really digging Deadly Education. I may finish it, it's short, but I'm wanting to pick up something else 5mo
KateReadsYA @BrittanyReads I'm getting to where if I'm not excited to pick my book up, it's gotta go lol. I am so excited for you to read it. I know some might not like the way she writes about religion, but I felt so enlightened 5mo
brittanyreads Same, girl, same! And sadly I am not wanting to pick up Novick. 🫣 I tend to have a very open mind and had previously not even known about Lilith so I am beyond intrigued!! Lately, I've been on a kick of reimagined villains. Were they really bad or did history just write them that way? I'd also love to get around to this one 5mo
KateReadsYA @BrittanyReads OH yes I was looking that one up the other day. 5mo
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KateReadsYA
Lilith: A Novel | Nikki Marmery
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1/3 of the way through this one. I have to say the humor is spot on, and I'm thoroughly enjoying it.

Aimeesue Marmery is so good! 😍 5mo
KateReadsYA @Aimeesue I'm adding "on Wilder seas" to my tbr right now ? her writing style is awesome 5mo
Aimeesue @KateReadsYA On Wilder Seas was one of my favorite books of the past few years. SO good! 5mo
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ReadingisMyPassion
Lilith: A Novel | Nikki Marmery
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Mehso-so

“Lilith“ by Nikki Marmery offers a feminist reimagining of ancient creation myths, focusing on the character of Lilith, who is traditionally portrayed as Adam's first wife. The book takes readers on a journey from her expulsion from Eden through millennia of history as she seeks to restore balance and equality in the world.

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KateReadsYA
Lilith: A Novel | Nikki Marmery
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Picked these up while I was at the mall. I just love Barnes!

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GerardtheBookworm
Lilith: A Novel | Nikki Marmery
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Pickpick

It's a time for feminist retellings! This time we've got the first wife of Adam, Lilith. From being the first woman to goddess and demoness, Lilith is cast out of Paradise for her strong will and refusal to conform to patriarchal control. Told from her viewpoint, she travels throughout history as an immortal bearing witness to the Biblical changes and they way women are treated in this historical fiction meets gender study of a female icon.

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Yuki_Onna
Lilith | J. R. Salamanca
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Eggs Perfection 🩷🩷 11mo
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JenniferEgnor
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Tagging a book I found very educational many years ago. Feminists, and those interested in pagan practice/history, ceremony and ritual—I recommend this one. I was inspired to get this tattoo recently and this bookmark helped my artist draft it. (I LOVE this bookmark and never tire of seeing it)! I find myself needing to look down at it (tattoo) a lot these days and remember the message.

SamAnne Love the tattoo! 14mo
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