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Bookish Broads
Bookish Broads: Women Who Wrote Themselves into History | Lauren Marino
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A boldly illustrated celebration of literary history�s most revolutionary, talented women writers Women have written some of our most extraordinary literary works while living in societies and cultures that tried to silence them. These (…more)
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KathyWheeler
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Sometimes I cannot concentrate at all, so I switch between books. I have literally read something from each of these books in the last couple of hours. I‘m currently on Bookish Broads.

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Kimberlone
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Mehso-so

I checked this out in a whim from Hoopla. I can‘t say it‘s doing anything particularly unique, although it was informative, and I did enjoy the pop art style portraits of the writers featured. It did put a few new to me writers on my radar and I added a few new books to my TBR, but overall I was kind of underwhelmed by its approach to summarizing the lives and influence of the writers. Overall, just okay.

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BookishMarginalia
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A kindred spirit!

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BookishMarginalia
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Valentine‘s Day gifts from @WanderingBookaneer 💜💜💜 You know me so well, Wife!

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