A wonderful afternoon inspired by The Little Book of Hygge. 🎄❄️☕️
A wonderful afternoon inspired by The Little Book of Hygge. 🎄❄️☕️
I loved this book. I‘ll be making glogg this weekend to enjoy with friends while hunting for a Christmas tree in its honor.
Phoebe, a trans woman living in Copenhagen, is surprised to find her ex, Grace, on her doorstep. She hasn't seen Grace since their breakup, before her transition, and must come to terms with where her new life fits within the story of her past.
It is a book of thought and ideas, and of place and belonging (Copenhagen really comes alive). Not much happens, but that's okay. Cont'd in comments...
#WhereAreYouMonday I'm in Copenhagen with Phoebe and a surprise visit from her ex, Grace. So far, so wonderful.
@Cupcake12
"Culture doesn't have to make sense, Grace. It's invented by people. You know what they're like."
Virkelig god bog, som er velskrevet og indlevende. En gribende kvindelivshistorie, som viser, hvordan livet kan vise sig fra sin værste side, men samtidig indgyder håb i form af det fællesskab, der beskrives i venindekredsen.
Thank you my bestie! So much birthday love and I love the wrapping paper! You are the best and I appreciate your kindness 🧡🧡🧡
#LitsyLove
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A well written picture book based on WW2. I say roughly suitable for 7 to 9 year olds and though the topic is heavy it isn‘t too explicit about what happened during the holocaust.
A children‘s book, yes. But the first I came across when I was searching Libby for Denmark.
I‘m all out of library books till I go back…..so thought I‘d work on my reading around the world on going challenge.