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Plague of Doves
Plague of Doves | Louise Erdrich
A finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, The Plague of Doves the first part of a loose trilogy that includes the National Book Award-winning The Round House and LaRose is a gripping novel about a long-unsolved crime in a small North Dakota town and how, years later, the consequences are still being felt by the community and a nearby Native American reservation.Though generations have passed, the town of Pluto continues to be haunted by the murder of a farm family. Evelina Harp part Ojibwe, part white is an ambitious young girl whose grandfather, a repository of family and tribal history, harbors knowledge of the violent past. And Judge Antone Bazil Coutts, who bears witness, understands the weight of historical injustice better than anyone. Through the distinct and winning voices of three unforgettable narrators, the collective stories of two interwoven communities ultimately come together to reveal a final wrenching truth.Bestselling author Louise Erdrich delves into the fraught waters of historical injustice and the impact of secrets kept too long."
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vlwelser
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Erdrich is an excellent storyteller. I received this in an AuthorAMonth package and it has been lingering on my TBR shelf half read for over a year. But the writing is superb.

It's possible I had no idea this photo was so blurry.

#DoubleSpin @TheAromaofBooks

BkClubCare The picture works 😊 And yes, Erdrich is terrific 🌟 3mo
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 3mo
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Kazzie
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Again, she does such a beautiful job of telling stories about ordinary people in places familiar to her and her readers. Deftly told multigenerational community stories - not all is revealed, but the ending is satisfying.

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Kshakal
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Our second stop was Louise Erdrich‘s store!!

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Jas16
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#readingbracket2023. Decided to give this a try this year and hoping I keep up with it. Choosing my January pick harder than I thought it would be but I am glad I had a month with a few strong contenders. Thank you @chasjjlee for creating such a a great bracket.

BkClubCare So many LE books yet to read THANKFUL 2y
Suet624 That‘s a cool idea! 2y
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Jas16
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Ending my month of Erdrich on a high note. This book is comprised of interconnected stories centered around the unsolved murder of a family with a baby the only survivor. The ramifications start swiftly with misplaced vigilante violence and don‘t stop impacting lives for decades. The superbly drawn characters, intricate plotting, and breadth of emotions I felt while reading make this a new favorite of her books.

Cinfhen I tried this on audio and it wasn‘t working for me - I think I need to try again ☺️ 2y
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Read-y_Picker
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New to me author. I looked up Erdrich as part of #AAM and it was really difficult to select a couple from her vest catalogue. It was pretty difficult getting back into reading reality after so long in fantasy land but I really enjoyed the tagged book.

Told from the POV of several people, the author explores the bonds between strangers and family in a small community in North Dakota over several generations. There‘s a LOT packed in here!

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Megabooks
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I have a love/hate relationship with novels in stories, but Erdrich once again proves what skill she has to unite stories that tell about the lives of two families across more than 100 years. #AuthorAMonth

A family is shot dead, all but the baby. Erdrich follows the families of the victims, killer, the Native Americans wrongly lynched for the crime, and those doing the lynching. It‘s a symphony of stories that bring out greater truths about life.

Megabooks @Soubhiville I‘m really happy to have an olive edition of this too because I loved it! I knew I was running a risk picking up one more book! 😂🤦🏻‍♀️ #MoreThanOneTimePeriod #Booked2023 @Cinfhen @BarbaraTheBibliophage @alisiakae #USA #ReadingTheAmericas @BarbaraBB @Librarybelle 2y
vlwelser This is going to be my next book. This is looking like it's going to be the year where we go back and forth reading the same books. 💜 2y
Megabooks @vlwelser I‘ve noticed that we‘ve been doing that! Definitely keeping an eye on what you‘ve been reading. 💜👀 2y
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Soubhiville It sounds like another good read. I enjoyed my Erdrich experience! (I‘ve started collecting some of the Olive editions. I love the way they look together on a shelf, the striped spines 😊) 2y
SamAnne I bought this used a couple years ago--I've read many of her novels but not this one. Thanks for the prompt to bring it back to the top of the TBR stack. 2y
Aimeesue I loved this one too. ❤️ 2y
Megabooks @Aimeesue 😁😁💜 2y
Megabooks @SamAnne yes! This is probably my second favorite of the five I‘ve read! 2y
Megabooks @Soubhiville me too! I think I just chose the wrong book years ago and that set me in the wrong mindset about her. Kind of like reading Manhattan Beach early with Jennifer Egan. That‘s why I love author a month and make a point to try each author even if I have negative or iffy preconceptions! It‘s my favorite challenge on Litsy. Thank you!! 🫶🏻 I read this first, which was probably a bad choice for me. 2y
BarbaraBB What a review. I should read more Erdrich. I only read (and loved) Shadow Tag and The Sentence. 2y
Cinfhen Great review!!! I may have to try this one. How are you feeling??? 2y
Megabooks @BarbaraBB yes! Definitely read more by her. This and the night watchman were both great!! 2y
Megabooks @Cinfhen thanks!! I‘m struggling a bit. Music therapy has been hard. I‘ve been having trouble sleeping the night after I do it. Started hour two today. I‘ll try to write this weekend. 😘😘 @BarbaraBB 2y
BarbaraBB That would be lovely but don‘t feel obliged Meg. We‘re here and we‘re patient ❤️take the time you need for yourself 2y
Librarybelle Multiple challenge prompts complete…hooray!! 2y
Christine Lovely review. ❤️ 2y
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Christine
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Happiness is having a bunch of Louise Erdrich‘s backlist on your TBR! Minus this one now, which was fantastic - such complex and interesting characters/relationships (and now I want to reread The Round House to remember which characters from this reappear in it). I just love the way she writes. Hoping to be motivated by #AuthorAMonth to fit in a few more of her titles this month.

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Aimeesue
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Back to #audiocrafting
Things are getting serious now - using the five- needle punch!
#litsycrafters

tpixie Amazing 🤩 2y
Ruthiella Really lovely! 😍 2y
Sparklemn Beautiful! 2y
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Catsandbooks Gorgeous work! ❤️ 2y
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Aimeesue
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And Lo, the foliage appears
I love Erdrich. I don't know why I haven't read this one before.
#audiocrafting #litsycrafters

Tamra Your piece is turning out beautifully! 2y
Aimeesue @Tamra Thanks! This is the first flat piece I've needle felted, so there's definitely a learning curve. Happily, felt is extremely forgiving! (edited) 2y
batsy That's so pretty! 2y
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Aimeesue @batsy Thanks! It's been a lot of fun to do! 2y
Catsandbooks Beautiful! 2y
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BeckyRoy
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My first Louise Erdrich. I get why she‘s renowned. I had a little too much sun today. Still enjoying it…just from a distance.

JanuarieTimewalker13 Beautiful scenery!! Enjoy!! 3y
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zanni
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WOW!!

shawnmooney Love this one too! 💕 3y
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CuriousG
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@dariazeoli has inspired me to comb through the books I own, as yet unread.

I'm posting one book per day from the ever growing unread stacks in my personal library. No description or explanation, just books I own and plan to read. #tbr

Starting Day 1 off with a double.

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Madelpadel
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I have read and loved 8 of Erdrich‘s books, and this was definitely one of my favorites. I love the incredibly interesting stories and family lines that she interweaves.

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Madelpadel
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Louise Erdrich is my favorite author and I think that beautiful Native American literature is best read in nature. As Erdrich painted a breathtaking scene of doves with her words, I looked up just as a gaggle of geese flew from the pond in this picture. If I remember right, the last Erdrich book I read was last winter camping in the mountains of Texas.

BarbaraBB Gorgeous picture 😍 4y
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Madelpadel
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“I saw that the loss of their land was lodged inside of them forever. This loss would enter me, too.”

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Billypar
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#favs
Thanks for the tag @Liz_M I'm enjoying everyone's responses to this. The best part of this question is the phrasing "3 of your" rather than "your 3 all-time".

?The Plague of Doves - Louise Erdrich
?Orlando - Virginia Woolf
?If on a Winter's Night a Traveler- Italo Calvino

Want to play @LeahBergen @Cinfhen ?

@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Cinfhen I haven‘t read any of your books 🙈need to add to my #TBR 4y
Reggie Ever since @ValerieAndBooks a couple of weeks ago mentioned the Calvino, I‘ve been curious. And now it‘s on your list. Maybe it‘s a bookish sign. (edited) 4y
Billypar @Cinfhen I love hearing about others' favorites in these posts- always a great opportunity to further expand our TBR's. 4y
Billypar @Reggie I tend to trust bookish signs 🙂 I only read it two years ago, so it's a pretty recent favorite. So much fun: it felt like it was specially designed for lovers of fiction. 4y
vivastory @Reggie The Calvino is definitely a favorite of mine 4y
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shawnmooney
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LeahBergen 😆😆 5y
Lindy 💨 5y
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Tove_Reads
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Anyone read this one? It sounds good!

Emilymdxn I‘ve been wanting to read this one for ages! It looks so good! 6y
Tove_Reads @Emilymdxn When should we read it? 6y
Tove_Reads @EadieB @Andrew65 Familiar with this one? 6y
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APLitlife Love this author! 6y
Andrew65 Not heard of this book or the author! @Tove_Reads @EadieB 6y
EadieB @Andrew65 @Tove_reads on the 1001book list (edited) 6y
Andrew65 @EadieB To be honest, not heard of any of these books! @Tove_Reads 6y
Tove_Reads @andrew65 “The list of why I am disappointed in Andrew” keeps on growing... 6y
EadieB @Andrew65 @Tove_Reads I will probably read because it‘s on the list (edited) 6y
Andrew65 @Tove_Reads 😂😂😂 You may need a new book for that list soon! 😬 6y
EadieB @Andrew65 @Tove_reads I can‘t find him disappointing. I‘m the leader of his fan club. lol (edited) 6y
Andrew65 @EadieB Why thank you!! 🤩🤩🤩😂 (edited) 6y
EadieB @Andrew65 You‘re welcome! You always keep me inspired to read good books! Can‘t keep up with you though! 6y
Tove_Reads @eadieb We are more straight forward in Europe! 🤣😃@andrew65 (edited) 6y
EadieB @Tove_reads I‘m not sure about that! I always tell it like is and always in trouble for speaking my mind. 6y
Andrew65 @EadieB You do better than me during term-time, then I can‘t keep up with you! During holidays I go for it! Past three weeks has been my most productive reader ever I think - averaging at least 440+ Pages a day over that period. Read far more audiobooks this year than ever and that has helped my reading during term time. 6y
EadieB @Andrew65 You are definitely doing great this August. I‘m not sure about #makemereadit. I‘m not enjoying Owen Meany very much and it takes so long to read a page. The print is so small and I‘m finding the book rather boring. 6y
Andrew65 @EadieB I would set it aside if you‘re like that about it! I am going through my #MakeMeReadIt list but have interspersed with some of my other books. Next up for me is An Officer and A Spy, but still planning to read this first. 6y
EadieB @Andrew65 I have started White Teeth which is a bit better but I want to get back to the mysteries. I hate to give up on books but I have to read it for The Great American Read challenge so I do need to get back to it. 6y
Andrew65 @EadieB You could set it aside for a while and go back to it when you are not so busy with other commitments! 6y
Tove_Reads @EadieB How many have you read from the list? 6y
Andrew65 @EadieB I‘ve set aside Sarum for the moment as wasn‘t doing it for me, but do plan to get back to it. 6y
Tove_Reads @andrew65 Sarum was the same for me. Finished it though. 6y
EadieB @Tove_reads I have read 234 of the 1001 (edited) 6y
Tove_Reads @EadieB Which list? There are a few 6y
EadieB @Tove_reads “1001 Books to read before you die” list. 6y
Andrew65 @Tove_Reads Still planning to finish it but early days and hunters not thrilling reading! 6y
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erzascarletbookgasm
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All kinds of #birds . None of these I‘ve read!
#hopintospring

Cathythoughts I havnt read any either, but they all have Beautiful covers 😍😍 7y
Cinfhen I was just gonna say, gorgeous covers!!!! 7y
charl08 Erdrich and Tartt are very good - although Goldfinch is a brick of a book. 7y
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Beautiful choices!!! 7y
vkois88 Poe 😍 7y
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Tove_Reads
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Yay for second hand books! 6,80€ for these beauties.

Cinfhen Niiiice 🙌🏻 7y
Emilymdxn Great choices! I really want to read Plague of Doves too 7y
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hike.read.repeat
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I got this book for free at a work event today. Anyone read it? What did you think?

Enjoying a cup of this tea, which is supposed to have a calming effect, while working on my March planner page.

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jrosewordsmith
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I've not been on here for aaages! New Year's resolution no.379 - manage social media better & keep in touch with people.
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I'm struggling to get going with this book, I'm 50 pages in without much trace of a plot. Anyone read it? Is it worth sticking with?
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#underwhelming #mightdnf

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Brie
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Books with #birds 🐔🐧🐦🐤🐥🦆🦅🦉🦃🕊#noteworthynovember

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REPollock
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Anaïs! Fancy meeting you here.

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REPollock
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"I was, like most artists, deformed by my art. I was shaped."

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Billypar
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One of my favorites of my 2017, I'm going to use this #septembowie challenge to post about another favorite character, grandfather of one of the protagonists. Mooshum knows how to spend his #goldenyears - telling stories of his life (sometimes of questionable validity) and getting into mischief. @Marchpane @Cinfhen

Cinfhen This sounds like a really good read #stacked 7y
Suet624 Anything by Erdrich is a 👍👍👍 7y
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REPollock
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Ever more difficult these days.

batsy So, so difficult. Sometimes I panic thinking of my increasing inability to do so, always tethered to my phone 😟 7y
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REPollock
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I'm dying.

batsy "Obscene talents" 7y
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REPollock
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Berry sangria and an Erdrich novel on a hot afternoon.

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Billypar
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I'm going to use #IKissedagirl #junetunz as a chance to gush a little more about this recent read. Evelina was my favorite character- we follow her from high school through college and really get to know her through her passion, curiosity and quirkiness. She struggles with her sexual identity, while growing more curious about the strange history of her town and the generations of Ojibwe and German families who seem to harbor secrets like she does.

JazzFeathers Now you really got me excited about this! 7y
Cinfhen I really want to read this, book sounds awesome 😍 7y
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Billypar
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Imagine my surprise to find myself sitting in my kitchen at 11:40 at night after furiously rereading different passages from this masterpiece I just finished. Erdrich deftly weaves together stories from three generations of a few families in Pluto, North Dakota, stories that are haunted by the mystery of a horrific crime in the town's history, and an equally appalling vigilante response. Read it immediately!

JazzFeathers Staked it 😊 Though the reason l still haven't read Erdrich is thst a friend if mine, whose literary tastes l share, told me she's quite a confusing author. But l'm intrigued by the mystery... which is the reason why l bought The Round House some times back. I'll come to her, eventually 😊 7y
Izai.Amorim Great lace curtains! 7y
Billypar @JazzFeathers I should clarify something- this is definitely not a mystery in the traditional sense. There's a historical mystery that is referred to by the different narrators but no one is trying to solve it. 7y
Billypar @JazzFeathers The multiple family relationships and timelines can be a little confusing to decipher. I really liked Roundhouse too- that might be better to start with- quicker pace and a more straightforward storyline. 7y
Billypar @Izai.Amorim Ha- thanks! My fiancee's choice but I like them too. 7y
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ferskner
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This is a gorgeous literary mystery that stayed with me for days after I finished. #indigenousauthors #junebookbugs @RealLifeReading

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Billypar
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"The air was filled with falling down and the ditch grass and gutters were plump with a snow of light" I just started this yesterday so I feel like the #Indigenousauthors prompt is very timely. Would feel a little guilty adding to the chorus of Erdrich posts just because I haven't read widely enough to add a new author, but with prose like this, I hope you'll forgive me. #junebookbugs @RealLifeReading

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Leftcoastzen
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#junebookbugs #indigenousauthors Love Alexie and Erdrich , have not read everything by them but working on it!

JazzFeathers That's my same edition of Resercation Blues (one of my very favourute books) and that edition of Water Lily is very different from mine. I only own two Erdrige... and l haven't read her yet... 😶 7y
Leftcoastzen @JazzFeathers Alexie so amazing! I have read Tracks but not Dove . Maybe Water Lilly looks different because it's an old paperback book club edition. 7y
jveezer The three Storm books are awesome. 7y
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sprainedbrain
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#LyricalApril #WhenDovesCry

I had to go to my tbr list for today's photo prompt. 😃

Cinfhen Now it's on my TBR! Added! Great cover💗 8y
mjdowens I love her books. Weird that I never even heard of this one. Another one for the TBR I guess. 8y
feministtexican This is a good one. My first Erdrich. :) 8y
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ferskner
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I took my #litsypartyofone outside.

MrBook Very nice 😊👍🏻. 8y
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ferskner
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Kalalalatja Great cover! And those cookies look delicious 👌 8y
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LLColbeck
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AAUW book fair haul, part 2. They probably won't let me back in if I went a third time.

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ferskner
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rachelm 😥 8y
JazzFeathers Wow! 7y
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youngreadrshelf
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Started this on the plane. Now half way through and am intrigue.

Peddler410 I'm only familiar with the author's middle grade books -- unless I'm mixing up authors. Add this to my stack. 8y
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Audrey
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Pickpick

Closer to a pick then a so so. The first half of the book was a bit too disjointed for me. But, after it flowed really well. I liked Round House and LaRose significantly more. I probably would have felt differently if I had read this book before the next two in this restorative justice trilogy. But I did enjoy reading the backstory to some of the characters who appear in Erdich's books.

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RebeccaSpeas
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One of the places I work has a free books table and I snatched this one up! Haven't read any Louise Erdrich yet but that is something I shall remedy.

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Carmenghia
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Pickpick

Stories are history

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BookishFeminist
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Sorry about your TBRs. I have no chill when it comes to #BooksbyWomen. 🙋🏻🙆🏼💁🏽🙆🏾🙋🏿

#SeptPhotoChallenge #SomethingforSept #WomenWriters #ReadWomen #wndb

Notafraidofwords 👌😮oh my. What a beauty. 8y
Owlizabeth Emoji game 💯 8y
CherylDeFranceschi So much yes!!!❤️ 8y
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TheNextBook ????? "sorry about your tbrs" I'm so mad! I can always use another book! 8y
MrBook *Roger Rabbit eye-popping and anvil-sounding jaw-drop* Woooooooow! 😳😁👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 8y
Amandajoy Awesome stack! Only added a couple to my TBR, most I already have 😉 8y
Julsmarshall Just lovely! 8y
RealLifeReading Wow wow wow!! 8y
erzascarletbookgasm Wow! 😃 8y
LeahBergen Oh my God. That's crazy amazing! 😍 8y
Godmotherx5 How was Ruby? (BTW, the flowers are pretty) 8y
BookishFeminist @TheNextBook 😂😂😂 hey you never know! Even if someone were mad I wouldn't really be sorry 😁 8y
BookishFeminist @Godmotherx5 Thank you! Mr BF brought them home the other night. :) I'm not sure how Ruby is yet- it's still on my TBR. I've heard great things about it though, but also that it's a tough read. 8y
beccaeve This is awesome! 8y
MandaChittles I always felt that A Little Life was written by a man. Totally illogical I know! Maybe because of the lack of female characters?? 8y
Godmotherx5 @BookishFeminist How cool of Mr. BF to bring home books. I was wondering how rough Ruby might be. After Homegoing & The Underground Railroad, I think I need a break from that type for a while anyway. 8y
BookishFeminist @Godmotherx5 I meant he brought back the flowers! But he does bring home books sometimes too, just not all of these ones, lol. He won't feed my addiction that much. 🤐 I would wait a bit for Ruby then if you're burnt out after Homegoing & TUR—if I read it before you do I'll let you know how it is. :) 8y
RealLifeReading @Godmotherx5 Ruby was a great read but it is brutal and violent and devastating. I would say take a break and read something more comforting first then you can buffer up your defenses and try Ruby! 8y
Godmotherx5 Thanks for the warning @RealLifeReading 8y
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SharonGoforth
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Suzze Love her books! 8y
SharonGoforth @Suzze Me, too! 8y
RealLifeReading Must read more of her books! I think I've only read three so far 8y
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Gulfsidemusing So many of her books left to read... Do you have a favorite? 8y
DebinHawaii Nice stack! 📚👍 I always see her books but have not read any yet. Which would you recommend I start with? 8y
SharonGoforth @Lakesidemusing Plague of Doves 😊 8y
SharonGoforth @RealLifeReading Me too - haven't read enough... 8y
SharonGoforth @DebinHawaii I loved Plague of Doves😊 8y
Gulfsidemusing I have that one on my shelf!!👍🏻😃 8y
APLitlife Read The Round House this summer, reading The Beet Queen now. Love her books! 8y
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Lillie
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Loved her writing even though I don't like multiple narrators. Felt more like a short story collection than a novel. Not a fan of short stories. But because her writing is beautiful I'm giving it 3.5/5 stars
⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2
#bookolympics #4

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Lillie
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"I still loved Mooshum, of course, but with this tale something in my regard of him was disturbed, as if I'd stepped into a clear stream and silt had billowed up around my feet."

Such imagery! It's been years since I've read Erdrich but now I remember why I was so obsessed with her writing.
#bookolympics

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Yamich49
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Found some more of her books! I'm excited to read them! My TBR piles are getting a bit out of control but I'll get to them all eventually. Right? 😬

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