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Never Forgotten | Hannah Linder
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Another great story, and great characters (who I loved)! You can never go wrong with a Hannah Linder book! I love her writing, and her characters!
#LitsyReads #2025Reads #NetGalley

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AnishaInkspill
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#2025reads #poetry #classicschallenge 2025 @Lunakay

A 1912 translation of Chinese poems in the public domain. The poems in this collection are plain and what runs through most of them is stillness or nature. This occurs through a variety of themes, including resignation, loss, love or appreciation. I found some poems to be a poignant read, whilst others charmed or humoured me.

Lunakay So cool! 3d
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A Doll's House | Henrik Ibsen
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#SundayFunday @BookmarkTavern #stageplay #2025reads

I found this to be a wonderful, thought-provoking play, which did take me several attempts to see the nuances but I‘m glad I kept trying.

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Trojan Women | Euripides
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#classicschallenge 2025 @Lunakay #2025reads #narrativepoetry

Reading this for the second time, was as hard as the first. Through Hecuba‘s agony, Euripides shows the senselessness of war. Her voice is also the voice of the surviving women, and its truly awful, but I‘m still glad I read this. What stands out for me is the women‘s strength. They have been through so much and yet they are not broken.

AnishaInkspill TW & spoiler in next one (edited) 2w
AnishaInkspill A very young child is murdered by the Greeks, they are worried that the child, Astyanax will grow up get vengeance. Hecuba (bravely) retorts that this is not the action of a civilised society. (edited) 2w
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Contemplation | Franz Kafka
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#classicschallenge 2025 @Lunakay #2025reads #poetry

18 pieces of prose poetry of varying length scattered with wonderful imagery.

I read “A Hunger Artist: Four Stories“ by Franz Kafka last year, it was beautiful though not a happy read but since then I've become more interested in Kafka‘s work.

Lunakay Great choice!✒️📜🤗 2w
AnishaInkspill @Lunakay finding poetry here was a surprise, I wouldn't have made the connect without reading it 2w
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Doll's House | Henrik Ibsen
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#classicschallenge 2025 @Lunakay #JaneAustenThenAndNow @Crinoline_Laphroaig #VirginiaBloomsberries @AllDebooks #2025reads

Current read and one of the 62 books I've lined up in 2025. I read a mix of fiction & nonfiction, classic & contemporary. This year my main focus is Jane Austen, Bloomsbury Group, reading poetry, continuing with mythology, and trying to read a bit more science. I'm not very good at stickling to my plan, but I try.

AllDebooks Nice goals. I have The Mirror and the Palette to get to, as well. 3w
Lunakay Great plan! Switching plans is part of the fun! 😁 3w
Crinoline_Laphroaig You can never go wrong with Jane! 2w
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Emma (Revised) | Jane Austen
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#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl #JaneAustenThenAndNow @Crinoline_Laphroaig #2024reads #2025reads

I‘m currently listening to an abridged Jane Austen collection (bookcover right) after listening to an audio drama of JA‘s Emma (bookcover left). The production of this audio drama was a touch dated but I like how the script uses narration to bridge scenes of dialogues, and after an hour I warmed to it. I have more JA books for 2025.

Crinoline_Laphroaig I like a full cast narration as well. 4w
AnishaInkspill @Crinoline_Laphroaig After joining Libby I has listened to quite a few, and was surprised by how many I found. 3w
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