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"During the afternoon there had been a christening."
#FirstLineFridays
Just about to start this collection of stories.
"During the afternoon there had been a christening."
#FirstLineFridays
Just about to start this collection of stories.
Just started this today, and Zola served me a very descriptive DV 🥴
About 6 weeks left in 2024, and I have 6 titles left for this series. Can I do it? Can I? 🤪
My first Hardy. I‘ve been meaning to read this for years.📖
pick3⭐️ This is a thought-provoking novel that offers a compelling exploration of the artistic struggle between creative vision and commercial success. The story follows Claude Lantier, a talented but troubled painter, as he navigates the Parisian art scene. His struggles feel authentic but the supporting characters are not as engaging
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so-soAnother belated review: this was one of the #KindredSpiritsBuddyRead #LMMAdjacent picks in October—and it was the slowest burn ever. I‘d read that it was slow & wordy, but man… it was really slow and really wordy. It used lots of gothic tropes without actually feeling gothic, it talked about how creepy the house was but didn‘t feel creepy, and the sinister curse didn‘t feel all that sinister. Hawthorne‘s writing really is beautiful, ⤵️
pickI‘ve enjoyed Kiernan‘s other books so I thought it was finally time to read her book on Thanksgiving and Gratitude - and I‘m so ‘thankful‘ I did 🤗 This is a very well written history of the Thanksgiving holiday and the woman who fought to make it a national day of gratitude. It was at times hard to read (I made more than 1 exasperated sigh at how history repeats itself), but a fascinating read nonetheless.
