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DieAReader
Frozen Woman | Annie Ernaux
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#WeekendReading #Weekendreads

📖🎧 I‘d love to finish these by EOD Sunday🤞🏻🤓

Andrew65 A good reading weekend ahead, enjoy it. ❤️🥰 3mo
DieAReader @Andrew65 🤞🏻🥶weather is taking huge plunge tonight (-19C feels like -39C (🌡️-2F - feels like -20F) so, you can bet I‘ll be staying toasty warm inside☕️📚 3mo
Andrew65 Ouch, stay wrapped up and warm. We‘re not as cold but a high wind storm all weekend so won‘t be going far either. 3mo
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DieAReader @Andrew65 🫂❤️‍🔥Same to you! 3mo
CoverToCoverGirl Anywhere from 15-30 centimetres forecasted beginning late tonight into all day tomorrow. The bookstore will probably be closed tomorrow. 3mo
DieAReader @CoverToCoverGirl 😬Damn! Sounds like perfect reading weekend for sure! 3mo
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Jas16
Binstead's Safari | Rachel Ingalls
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Married couple Millie and Stan head to Africa on safari m. Stan doesn‘t want Millie to come along. He doesn‘t really want Millie at all any more but once they embark the oddest thing happens, Millie no longer cares what Stan wants. She comes into her own with new friends, new talent, and new love. That is just the start of their journey.After reading Mrs Caliban I knew I needed to read more by Ingalls. This was just as strange and marvelous.

Jas16 This was my last book for #24in2024. 3mo
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Darklunarose
The Taiga Syndrome | Cristina Rivera Garza
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Bailedbailed

I couldn‘t get into this one so giving myself permission to DNF

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Darklunarose
The Taiga Syndrome | Cristina Rivera Garza
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To start tomorrow night

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snapsnarlgrowl

Finishing this book makes me want to cry. It‘s like losing a friend.

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Magdalenka
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Bookwomble
Fresh Dirt from the Grave | Giovanna Rivero
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I was mistaken in thinking Giovanna Rivero's stories were of the horror genre, though some of the themes, especially the first two stories, are horrific and terrifying, as the blurb mentions.
It's hard to sum them up, but if I say that they would be good material for David Lynch or Guillermo del Toro to adapt to film, that gives a sense of their disturbing, unsettling character.
The stories are set in Bolivia, Canada and USA, featuring ⬇️½

Bookwomble ... Bolivian MCs, mostly women, and indigenous people and traditions are prominent, as are themes of immigration and translocation. A disquieting 4⭐😰
I've given some CWs in a previous post tagged to the book, which are the tip of the iceberg.
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