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Kshakal
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First time in my classroom since May…

TheBookHippie 🎉🎉🎉🎉 4mo
TheSpineView 🤩🤩🤩 4mo
dabbe 🤩🤩🤩 4mo
Roary47 Yay! I hope you have an amazing year! 💛 4mo
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Leanestaystrong1995
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Pickpick

I read a few pages and I‘m already in love with it 🥰👏

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Liz_M
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August #BookSpinBingo! #Spin is also my choice for #Jamaica for #FoodandLit, so that's convenient.

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Leftcoastzen
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#StorySettings #College it‘s been on my #TBRMountain a long time !📚📚📚

Eggs This made me chuckle-“sex kittens and co-eds” 😅 7mo
Leftcoastzen @Eggs me too! 😄 7mo
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ravenlee
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Pickpick

I should have read this book ages ago, but better late than never! I see the drawbacks of Friedan‘s approach, how she focuses on a very narrow subset of women for her work, but I do think it‘s full of important criticism. I saw myself in these pages, much more than I‘d like. Definitely worth a read.

TheDaysGoBy It‘s on my TBR. I‘ve never read it either 7mo
GingerAntics I remember reading this for a class in grad school, but for the life of me, I remember very little of it. 7mo
Singout I‘m listening to Doppelgänger by Naomi Klein right now… she talks about this era of feminism. 7mo
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ravenlee
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(Inset from Rollo May, “Contributions of Existential Psychotherapy)

Friedan uses this in her argument against housewives “adjusting” to their limited existence, but it really struck me how this applies to LGBTQ+

Bookwomble I want to read some Rollo May - he's often referenced in other books I've read, but I've not managed to get around to him. I see here what I'm missing! 7mo
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Bevita
Composing a Life | Mary Catherine Bateson
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Bailedbailed

I always wanted to read this but now I remember I mostly like fiction.

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SomedayAlmost
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☘️Happy St. Patrick‘s Day! (We Boston Irish celebrate more than my actual Irish colleagues.) May the wind be always at your back, and the books be always on your nightstand. #stpatricksday

TheBookHippie ☘️💚☘️ 9mo
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Creme_de_la_them
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Book #28 of the year: “A History of Women in America” by Carol Hymowitz and Michaele Weissman

This is an older one, published in 1977, so it‘s missing a few decades. Having been published in the 70s, by Jewish women, about women, it‘s fantastically researched and studded with primary sources. There are undoubtedly more updated versions but the topic is one worth reading more about.

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WildAlaskaBibliophile
Rights of Woman | Olympe De Gouges
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