I‘m not in the right frame of mind for this book BUT I loved this quote
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I‘m not in the right frame of mind for this book BUT I loved this quote
pick#haikuaday #haikuhive #morelikehaikuwheneverifeellikeit #haikubookreview #haikureview
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It's weird but thought-provoking
Read this book slowly
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pick4⭐️ Really enjoyed this book and I am kinda glad I read it after all the hype had died down to read it. Looking forward to the next book in the series. #2025 #fiction #historicalfiction #literary #friendship #comingofage
pickI never read as much as I think I will on vacation 😅
familiarize yourself with Magdalene Laundries before reading this otherwise you may miss the full emotional weight. I wanted more aftermath, but maybe that was the point. that small mercies fight systems built on shame & kindness doesn‘t always come with closure. ⛪️
#novella #historical #fiction #literary #irishhistory
so-soGritty and brutal. The words get the job done but with no beauty.
https://youtu.be/JRbIwLJEwUA?si=MQ0mjZvqr7Uuxjxu
Intro
Mystery guest
Week in review
Hunchback by Saou Ichikawa
The Whale Tattoo by Jon Ransom
You Better Be Lightning by Andrea Gibson
Watching You Without Me by Lynn Coady
Animal Person by Alexander MacLeod
Set My Hand Upon the Plough by E. M. Barraud
Lori & Joe by Amy Arnold
Cold Fish Soup by Adam Farrer
Jollof Rice and Other Revolutions by Omolola Ijeoma Ogunyemi
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pickAfter @MrsMalaprop review I listened to this. What a fascinating family. The writer Suzanne Chick finds out in her 40‘s that her mother is a famous Australian author. This is the story of that journey. I then watched her daughter Gina Chick find out who her grandfather was on the Australian series Who do you think you are. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #oznonfiction
pickAbsolutely unhinged but loved these oddballs trying to make connections in this world (aren‘t we all?). The problem is, Hazel‘s billionaire husband (think Elon—Nutting had a crystal ball, I swear) wants to control her with his new technologies. She‘s after real, so she moves to dad‘s senior living where threes company (he‘s just partnered with Diane, a sex doll). Then there‘s Jasper, the dolphin guy and that‘s all I‘ll say about that. Loved it!
