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Dorothy Must Die by Danielle Page-Book Review
After practically taking the whole of 2021 from reading the book club’s reads, I decided to try and read along with January’s (2022) pick, Dorothy Must Die by Danielle Paige. I remember seeing this book on the shelves back when it first came out, but I never thought of reading it – it wasn’t what… Continue reading Dorothy Must Die by Danielle Page-Book Review
Current Reads update
Hello everyone. I hope you are all having an amazing reading month this March (2022). And, if not an amazing one, at least a better one than me. This month my reading has really slowed down. I’ve been working a little more but really I’ve just been in a slump too. After reading a particularly… Continue reading Current Reads update
I’ve been gone-here is an update
Starting sometime in November work really slowed down. I went from working forty sometimes 48 hours a week, to sometimes only working four to 24 hours a week. So naturally I spent a lot of my new free time reading. In November I read The Comfort Book by Matt Haig. Well, technically I started reading… Continue reading I’ve been gone-here is an update
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In the case of good books, the point is not to see how many of them you can get through, but rather how many can get through to you.”
Mortimer J. Adler/ American Philosopher
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