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RobES
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Honestly, going to the library is bringing me such joy! This is another library book that I've finished and it was really good. I've been super tired and grumpy as last couple of days and going to the library today just really perked me up ❤️

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CaitlinR
The Voyage Home | Pat Barker
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In the third book in Barker‘s Women of Troy series, we are given the story of Agamemnon‘s return to Mycenae. We know what will happen, but Barker provides us with an excellent retelling, setting up a story of revenge that picks up speed as we read. Baker writes beautifully, but I did take exception to her decision to use modern idioms and phrases. What she might gain in attracting younger readers, costs her a feeling of power in an ancient tale.

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bekakins
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Super interesting retelling of the period between the sack of Troy & the Greeks returning home… a part of the myth I don‘t believe I‘ve ever read about in this much detail. Loved it! Plus #bookspin lost for Jan (how on earth is it 2025 tomorrow?!?)

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 3mo
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Jen2
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Delightful!

catsuit_mango I just read mythos and now need to read all his other books on mythology :) 5mo
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emmasm08
The Voyage Home | Pat Barker
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The final one - great books ! I loved them all .

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emmasm08
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Just finished the second in this Pat Barker trilogy ! And looking forward to the third - great books especially when I‘m reading them in Greece .

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ManyWordsLater
The Voyage Home | Pat Barker
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Went to the UK for the books and cookies.

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Born.A.Reader
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#gold #coverlove
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs

One from my Troy collection. A favorite topic of mine.

Eggs Brilliant 🧡👍🏼🧡 9mo
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bekakins
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Love a retelling of Greek myth! I really enjoyed this interpretation of the Iliad (and a bit before/after) primarily from the POV of Briseis. I‘m not sure how I felt about a book positioned as giving women a voice having some chapters from Achilles POV though. A good #roll100 choice though!