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The War Poems of Siegfried Sassoon | Siegfried Sassoon

I've been reading fiction and nonfiction from World War I. This book seemed required - there should be no romanticising this war or any other. #wwi

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Other Words for Home | Jasmine Warga

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Jude is a Syrian refugee navigating two worlds and languages in America, coming into her own. Told in verse

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Slaughterhouse-Five | Kurt Vonnegut

GingerAntics Is this from the beginning? Where are you in the book so far? 2d

Daisey This was one of the quotes from this book that struck me the most when I read it. 2d

Faibka @GingerAntics it‘s near the end, I‘ve already finished it but I‘m going back to quotes I found interesting 2d

Faibka @Daisey yes! For me too. In the midst of all the dark humor there‘s a very powerful message of the senselessness of war and how it dehumanizes, which is why I liked the book so much 2d

GingerAntics That‘s what I thought, but this seemed almost like it belonged at the beginning. I guess I‘m going to have to get reading beyond the intro. 2d

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