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The House at the Edge of Night (Book Review)
This was a meandering but engaging multigenerational family saga spanning four generations on an island off Sicily.
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Update on the 2022 Reading Challenge
So far, I've already completed 35 of my goal of 52 for the year. Right now, I am simultaneously...
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Remarkably Bright Creatures (Book Review)
Marcellus, an octopus, is one of the main characters in this charming novel, and he he steals the show...
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What I Carry (Book Review with Quotes)
This fresh, wonderful coming of age story is about a teen about to age out of the foster care...
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Bloomsbury Girls (Book Review)
I was happy to read this and delighted to find out how it ended. Especially if you are a...
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Paradise in Plain Sight (Book Review)
This is written by a female Zen priest about the metaphors for life that she's gleaned from her Japanese...
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Ain’t Burned All the Bright (Book Review)
This book is a powerful rendition of what it felt like to be black in America during the pandemic...
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Matrix (Book Review)
Did I love it? No. Will I long remember it? Probably. Do I wish I could write that well?...
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Lessons in Chemistry (Book Review)
This is a book about a talented woman chemist seeking equality in the very condescending and chauvinist world of...
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The Priory of the Orange Tree (Book Review)
At 804 pages this novel is quite an undertaking, but I loved both Ead and Tané, and was glad...
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The Splendid and the Vile (Book Review)
This is a wonderful, factual, social history of a difficult time, and the unusual man who pulled everyone through.
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Pray Like a Gourmet (Book Review)
It is no surprise that I'd love the fusion between creativity and spirituality, but our whole book group loved...
