Robert Heinlein would have approved. #SpecializationIsForInsects
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Robert Heinlein would have approved. #SpecializationIsForInsects
This has been on my TBR for literal years. I am 100% in love with the Great Lakes, and so thankful to be a #MittenLitten. In September, my husband and I are heading to MI's Bois Blanc Island for an off-grid getaway, and I think this may have to be my read! What could be better than reading this on a Great Lakes island?! #LetsTravelJuly
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pickA phenomenal book that breaks your heart and fills you with rage. Systemic racism took away the power of the people, resulting in austerity measures that killed, and subjected thousands of children to lead poisoning. The story includes the theme of hope, but it is hard to see it through the reality of what happened in Flint.
(An excellent reading by the author, too.)
Sat down to read and this was on the floor next to my couch: my son‘s abandoned pizza box (thanks, kid) serving as a cat bed. #Edie seems very comfortable there. Oh, cats. 😸 #catsoflitsy
pickWOW!! For a YA novella (180 pages), this really was so engaging. A High School setting, with students who, as ghosts, get “stuck” at the HS they died in. It‘s a book about grief, loss, and how the truth heals. Recently reviewed by a fellow Litten. (Book 29) #Michigan 🦋🦋🦋🦋 @Victoriahoperose
“You‘ve got every right to try to live any goddamned idiotic way you want to.”
This is the core of my philosophy.
What better setting to read Once Upon a River than the Kalamazoo River?
Check out my June 2019 Month-in-Review and Mid-Year-in-Review. Many books were read and reviewed (not Once Upon a River, though—I started that yesterday). https://everydayshouldbetuesday.wordpress.com/2019/07/02/june-2019-month-in-revi...
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