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This one is weird and moody, which I like, but it's not quite as tight as Chronister's The Bog Wife. I don't quite understand how people live so long without food and water in this story.
pickThis one is weird and moody, which I like, but it's not quite as tight as Chronister's The Bog Wife. I don't quite understand how people live so long without food and water in this story.
Throughout this entire novel, I kept mistaking these little decorations for smashed spiders.
Finally onto the Hunger Games books I haven‘t read yet. I‘m looking forward to SOTR a little more, but wanted to get through this one first.
My husband, youngest son and I traveled to DC this weekend to participate in the Hands Off protest there. Current estimates at the moment are that 5 million people attended more than 1,400 protests around the world today. Keep the momentum going! We are the people—and we have the power! #resist
A dystopian novel that‘s light on details but heavy on word play.
pickVery philosophical genre fiction. Normally I don't go for the more literary or thought experiment sci fan but this was very good and I didn't actually mind that there are no real plot answers.
Venice has long been a muse for literary giants, from the pages of Thomas Mann to tales of the Venetian Bargain. Today, that rich cultural legacy lives on through the city‘s vibrant network of bookstores—each filled with history, character, and charm. Here‘s our curated list of the 10 best bookstores in Venice you won‘t want to miss.
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