pickA lovely experience that makes me so, SO glad not to be in my twenties anymore! 😅 Well-known term or not (don't forget the Afterword), an Age of License is probably something that could happen at different times in your life as long as the confluence of factors, (feeling untethered from family and routine, having the resources and opportunity for travel, uncertain of long term plans), exist, but I think that more often happens 1/?
Going to Amsterdam in May (dream vacation, first solo trip abroad)
Too early to research? lol
Back into my Dutch!
I‘m poorly in bed, feeling very grateful that when I feel like this I am able to be in bed (yesterday was a long work day feeling rotten and wishing I was in bed). I got this book for Christmas from my hubby and I thought it was a good time to start planning some adventures for better days
I recently moved to a new town and decided to join a book group. This was their pick for January. It‘s interesting but very graphic definitely not a book I would‘ve picked up on my own but sometimes that‘s the best part of a book club is reading a book out of your comfort zone #JanuaryBookClub#Yellowstone
Hee hee...all coats of arms should have a creature. ☺️
pickThis is one quirky book. The story is quirky, the two main characters, brother and sister, are quirky and the ending is too! I really enjoyed the weirdness of these two siblings, their family, their lives, all made for a highly enjoyable read.
@Amor4Libros
I also think it's pretty often that young women especially find themselves on the rebound and swept up in the heteronormative romanticism of a brief love affair dictated by specific circumstances; I appreciate that Lucy's narration makes it clear she recognized the moments of incompatibility and 20h
I will continue to seek out Knisley's work.
⚠️mention of stalking (edited) 20h