:) I listened to most of this on the way home 🏡 to visit (about a 5.5 hour drive) also I listened on my drive and from work (which is where I do most of my audio books 🚗)
#bookishbingo #audiobookbingo
:) I listened to most of this on the way home 🏡 to visit (about a 5.5 hour drive) also I listened on my drive and from work (which is where I do most of my audio books 🚗)
#bookishbingo #audiobookbingo
This was such a good book! I am glad that I was studying #Greek this month for my #20for20 #NewYearNewYou . I wouldn't have even heard of it or have read it unless it was part of this challenge for me. This book made me mad at times because women had no rights to their bodies. You married then you were property and if you make your husband upset he can totally ruin your life just because. Okay so it still happens today at times, but its just sad!
Already a rough day at work! But enjoying listening to this during my morning snack :)
I picked this one up as part of my Greek month for my #20for20 #NewYearNewYou goals. I read a couple of reviews on this one and it sounds like something I will enjoy. Also I can use it during my commute (yay!)
I really enjoyed this book, but I simply cannot get over how it is possible that women had so few, let's say NO rights, to thier own property once they were married. 😟
Stealing Athena was a satisfactory portrayal of two women who lived a millennium apart yet still suffered the same challenges.
Essex writes with confidence and an intimate tone that makes the period and the characters come alive.
★★★★
“She was keen on the idea that a strong mind, enforced with a strong will, could overcome any difficulty.”
Honestly, these last two weeks have been extremly stressful for me but now it's time for one little reward. 🙊😍😊
My godmother got me a rocking chair for me to read and since it is finally summer I can use it now