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Ten Days in a Mad-House
Ten Days in a Mad-House | Nelly Bly
Nelly Bly, posing as "Nelly Brown," went undercover to investigate the deplorable conditions of insane asylums. Her memoirs of this event form the basis of "Ten Days in a Mad-House," which forever changed the way the world looks at treatment and housing of the insane.
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Quick Saturday read

TheBookHippie I enjoyed this one! 👀 3w
all_4_kb @TheBookHippie I‘m pretty sure I will too!! 😃 3w
Ephemera If you‘ve ever seen the movie The Great Race, the character plated by Natalie Wood is based on Nellie Bly 3d
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I've always loved journalist Nellie Bly, who broke down barriers for women in the field during her time at the New York World newspaper in the late 19th century. This is the account of her time in an asylum. She got herself committed in order to find out the true conditions. They were atrocious. She gives a straightforward account of her time, but reading between the lines, it's easy to see how terrifying her time in the asylum must have been.

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What a disturbing depiction of what crazy was & how crazy was treated in the late 1800‘s. Nellie Bly goes undercover as an insane person to see the inner working of one of New York‘s most famous asylums. What she encounters is not only horrible in how they treated women but also horrible in the sense that sane women were incarcerated just for having a temper!! Her story changed how people were treated and led to the eventual closing of the asylum

Toasty_Applejack Isn‘t this what American Horror Story Asylum was based on? 2y
Bec_lectic @Toasty_Applejack no I think AHS was inspired by an asylum from the 40s. Regardless pretty much same storyline 😢 1y
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A classic work of investigative journalism: Nellie Bly writes movingly of the shocking abuses she witnessed and experienced during her time undercover in a mental asylum. It was 1887; she was 23. Once inside, she acted as she normally did outside, but every doctor dismissed her claim to sanity & attempts to advocate on behalf of patients who were being mistreated. Her exposé yielded an investigation and improvements, a laudable achievement.

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As I passed a low pavilion where a crowd of helpless lunatics were confined, I read a motto on the wall: ‘While I live, I hope.‘ The absurdity of it struck me forcibly. I would have liked to put above the gates that opened to the asylum: ‘Ye who enter here leaveth hope behind.‘

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The bit of investigative journalism that launched Nellie Bly's career. She very easily, too easily, was institutionalized. This was further supported by the number of sane women stuck there. The conditions were horrible. Bly's expose brought these conditions to light and helped start reform.
#nonfiction2022 @Riveted_Reader_Melissa #pantone2022colorchallenge #sudanbrown @Clwojick

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Well I prepared myself before reading this by expecting the worse. But this is beyond my imagination. I was intrigued by the fact that a female journalist took this step as early in the 18s. This is horrifying , and heartbreaking 😞 This made me think of humanity in a different light . I could read this cos of @Cinfhen & @IndoorDame 💐 thanks to you both. Now want to read other books by this author. #Nonfiction2022 #bookspinbingo

AllDebooks I'm intrigued 2y
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 2y
Cinfhen I read this one too!! So good - 2y
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tpixie This book might be interesting for you to read as a companion novel. 2y
Blackink_WhitePaper @tpixie thank you 💐👍🏻 I will definitely check it 🥰 2y
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#savvysettings #hospital

I first learned of Nellie Bly from my niece who did a report on her for school. She was fascinated by her story and shared it with me. Now I need to read this book.

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Sounds very interesting! 3y
Eggs Perfect 👍🏼 3y
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This was an eye-opening, heartbreaking read written by a female journalist in 1887. Nellie Bly had herself (all too easily) committed to NYC insane asylum to expose the horrific treatment shown to the patients, many who were completely SANE. This was a beyond disturbing account of her 10 days spent on Blackwell Island. Thank you @IndoorDame for posting & sharing. #Pop22 #VictorianTimes #SocialHorror #Booked2022 #WrittenByAJournalist

Megabooks Yeah, this one‘s a no for me, but great review! 3y
Cinfhen Really disturbing @Megabooks completely heartbreaking 💔 3y
Cinfhen Just emailed you @Megabooks xxx 3y
Megabooks @Cinfhen just sent a quick email back! 😘 going to try to finish this before the house wakes up 3y
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Up Next 🎧 #SpontaneousDecision Thanks to @IndoorDame for putting this book on my #ReadersRadar / using her idea for #NF22 #IAmABasketCase and #PoP22 #VictorianTimes

BarbaraBB Sounds good! 3y
IndoorDame Can‘t wait to hear what you think! 3y
Cinfhen It was SUCH a hard read @IndoorDame but I‘m so glad I read it!!! Thank you 💗 3y
IndoorDame @Cinfhen you‘re welcome, I felt the same way about it! 💗 3y
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Johanna414 One of my 8th graders just wrote a really interesting research paper on Nelly Bly! It's inspired me to want to learn more about her 3y
IndoorDame @Johanna414 I love when students inspire me to go learn something new! 3y
Clwojick Great match!! 💖❤️ 3y
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IndoorDame
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While this was a disturbing account both for the brutality portrayed in the institution and for the lack of power the women there had, it was also amazing to see something written by a female journalist as early as 1887, and to learn that in the end people took her account seriously and she affected some measure of change. #Nonfiction2022 #ImABasketCase #Booked2022 #WrittenByAJournalist

BarbaraTheBibliophage Cool choice! 3y
Cinfhen Ohhh, well played!! 💜🙌🏻 3y
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1. No
2. my kindle paperwhite

#two4tuesday @TheSpineView

TheSpineView Thanks for playing! 😊 3y
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Riveted_Reader_Melissa
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Early investigative reporting was not for the meek. Nellie Bly gets herself committed to the insane asylum island for woman in this piece and quickly finds out how easy it is to be labeled insane, treated inhumanly, and have little recourse to prove yourself sane or remove others from the situation. A very telling & moving piece of journalism.

Side-note: the LibriVox narrator does a great job with this one.

TheBookHippie I enjoyed this one as well! I got it on kindle years ago and read it last year. 3y
Lcsmcat As an elementary aged kid I read a book about her and was fascinated. I‘ll have to read the grown-up version. 🙂 3y
GingerAntics I didn‘t know this was on librivox. I‘m definitely going to be listening very soon. 3y
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#BookSpinBingo @TheAromaofBooks #NonFiction2021 @Riveted_Reader_Melissa

I was fascinated by this short, powerful read. Nellie Bly subjects herself to a stay in an asylum in order to document what patients are put through while they are supposedly being treated. The neglect and abuse patients experienced is heartbreaking and I'm thankful that Bly did what she did and wrote this book to show the world what was happening.

Riveted_Reader_Melissa This one‘s been on my list for awhile. I really need to read it soon. 4y
TheAromaofBooks Great progress!! 4y
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Cazxxx
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This was a very interesting yet short read. I found it quite harrowing at times but informative on a subject I knew little about
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Just started this, it seems right up my street
I‘ve not read as much non fiction recently and I intend to correct that
Do you have any suggestions for non fiction books?

The_Penniless_Author Age of Wonder, by Richard Holmes. It's about the confluence of science and art/poetry in the 18th and 19th centuries. 4y
Cazxxx @The_Penniless_Author thank you 😊 4y
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An insightful if grim look at “mental health”. The writing is serviceable. The editing lax.

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K.Wielechowski
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Reporter Nellie Bly had herself committed to the woman‘s asylum on Blackwell Island to expose the treatment of patients. Her expose brought about reforms in the asylum and better conditions for the women there.
This book also includes a section on Bly‘s investigations into how working girls found jobs and the white slavery of the industrial age.

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I loved this book because I enjoy dark and twisted shit. Unfortunately it‘s a true story. A short read, this was originally a series of articles that were later compiled into a book. Nellie Bly tells about her experience inside of Blackwell Island‘s Insane asylum and the gross mistreatment and abuse inflicted upon the patients by the nurses and staff.

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Wow, this is an interesting book! Very sad, and I‘m impressed that Nellie was brave enough to do something about the conditions!
@Linsy coming your way this week

CC @shadowspeak17 @JenlovesJT47

#LMPBC

AsYouWish This has been on my TBR for a while. I watched the Lifetime movie and was fascinated by this story and everything she went through. 4y
Bookwormjillk @AsYouWish I really would like to read more about her 4y
PaperbackPirate There‘s a cool store I like to visit when I‘m in Jerome, AZ named Nellie Bly - I never thought to look the name up! Thank you for sharing! 4y
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I don‘t want to get into things too much since I read this for #lmpbc, but this was a very interesting and rather shocking read.

I‘m planning to mail this to you early this week @Bookwormjillk . I‘ll let you know when it‘s on the way. How‘s everyone doing on their books? @JenlovesJT47 @Linsy

#catsoflitsy #Phoenix

JenlovesJT47 I haven‘t picked mine yet 😬 will post some choices tomorrow! 🤗 5y
Bookwormjillk @Linsy I mailed mine to you last week. 5y
shadowspeak17 @Bookwormjillk I mailed it today. It should get to you by Friday. I just emailed you the tracking info. 😊 5y
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shadowspeak17 @JenlovesJT47 Okay, let us know when you pick. 😊 5y
JenlovesJT47 Ugh I‘m the worst! Will do it tomorrow, I‘ll staple a reminder to my forehead 🤦🏻‍♀️ 5y
shadowspeak17 @JenlovesJT47 It‘s cool. No worries! :) 5y
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1. Dune (Herbert), I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream (Ellison)
2. On the Beach (Shute)
3. I‘ve only finished one book this month: Ten Days in a Mad-House. It was good though.
#weekendreads

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Nellie Bly has herself committed to a mental hospital (on assignment by her publisher) by pretending to be “mad“ for a few police officers and a judge. Right off the bat, the author is indeed “mad“ in her own right for accepting such an assignment. The rest is incredibly disturbing. A first hand account at what a mental asylum had to offer its patients and how they were treated in such poor fashion.

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1. Ten Days in a Mad-House by Nellie Bly... I haven‘t managed to read at all this week though. 😩
2. Horrorstor by Grady Hendrix
3. I‘ll definitely be playing Animal Crossing New Horizons 😄, and hopefully I‘ll get some reading and cleaning done too.
#weekendreads

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Alrighty, what do you guys think of these?
#lmpbc

Bookwormjillk They all look good to me! Do you have a favorite? 5y
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JenlovesJT47 I‘m good with any of these, although the Nellie Bly book sounds the most interesting to me! 🤗 5y
Linsy @JenlovesJT47 Ditto to the Nelly Bly! I read The Lathe of Heaven in college and enjoyed it for the most part, but it wasn't my favorite. 5y
Linsy @shadowspeak17 Yay!! I've always been curious about her. What's our schedule for sending the books? 5y
shadowspeak17 @Linsy That‘s a good question. 🤔 We‘ve picked our books late, so we‘re a bit behind the rest of the lmpbc groups... What do you guys think? @JenlovesJT47 @Bookwormjillk 5y
JenlovesJT47 I‘ll post my picks in a bit. No rush as far as I‘m concerned, but we could mail them next week if you want, or wait, up to you guys! 5y
Bookwormjillk I‘ll probably need a couple of weeks. I haven‘t started mine yet and I have been reading slowly lately. Maybe mid April assuming the post office is open? @shadowspeak17 @Linsy @JenlovesJT47 5y
JenlovesJT47 @Bookwormjillk we could just have the mail-by date at the beginning of May if you want (although I might send mine earlier but there‘s absolutely no rush!). 5y
Bookwormjillk @JenlovesJT47 @shadowspeak17 @Linsy May would absolutely work for me if it works for you all 5y
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This was quite a depressing read for me, but I'm not sorry I read it and the good that was able to do through writing it is wonderful. Thinking of those real women who really suffered horribly made me very sad though! ⭐⭐⭐⭐

charl08 Just been reading about this through Cahalan's book. Would like to know more about her, will look for this one. 5y
MommyWantsToReadHerBook @charl08 thanks, that looks excellent! 5y
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I have known the story of Nellie Bly‘s stay in the Asylum on Blackwell‘s Island for some time. Thanks to #NewYearWhoDis and @Bookishthoughts I have finally read her words. I live on Roosevelt Island- formerly Blackwell‘s. My friend Judy is the island historian. She dresses like Nellie Bly to give tours to tourists. She has shown me papers in the archives about the madhouse and Bly. It was fascinating to read her firsthand account.

VioletBramble A warning: avoid the Kindle version. The text looks like a bad fax from the 80s. Luckily I was able to walk down the street and get a paper copy (and a mug) from the gift shop. 5y
LazyDays Wow what an awesome way to experience her book! Glad you like it. 5y
LazyDays This was my 1st time hearing about her. I think there is a show on prime? 5y
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VioletBramble @Bookishthoughts I haven‘t heard of a show but I did see the horrible fictionalized movie with Christina Ricci and Judith Light on Lifetime last year - Escaping the Madhouse. It was interesting to watch to get visuals of the mistreatment of the patients. They changed Bly‘s story to someone with actual amnesia who just happened to be a journalist. Oy! The acting was good but I didn‘t like the changes to the story. 5y
LazyDays @VioletBramble I'll have to check that out. Them Lifetime movies really get me sometimes! 5y
monalyisha I still can‘t believe your connection to this book on your list! 5y
VioletBramble @monalyisha I know. I can‘t believe I hadn‘t read the book yet. It was long overdue. 5y
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I spent the holidays working Pediatrics with this crew. Most of us in this photo celebrate Hanukkah, Solstice or Kwanzaa but a couple celebrate Christmas. This is our yearly unit Christmas photo. I spent today vegging and ordering Kindle book deals. I got 8 books including the tagged book which I got for #NewYearWhoDis
I hope everyone is recuperating from their holiday fun.

Megabooks I‘ve worked as a vet over the holidays, and I‘m always thankful for all the medical professionals taking time away from their families to ensure everyone and everything‘s health! 5y
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#NFNovember was really #NFFall for me...ending with Nellie Bly's ground breaking undercover assignment at Blackwell's Island Asylum in 1887.
Of all the disturbing neglect and abuse suffered by those women there, it was perhaps most disturbing how easily one could be deemed crazy, even when sane. For Nellie, a refusal to sleep for 1 night at a boarding house for working women, a (fake) loss of memory, and enlarged pupils was about all it took!⭐⭐⭐

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I first heard about Nellie Bly in my American History 111 class. I was intrigued by her story about spending ten days in an insane asylum, but I had no idea how much she experienced or the changes she brought about for treatment of mental illnesses.

Also, did you know she traveled around the world in 72 days after she was inspired by Jules Verne? So cool!

ChaoticMissAdventures There is a really good non fiction called 80 Days that is all about her trip. It is by Matthew Goodman. Highly recommend it. (I am a bit obsessed with Bly) 5y
TheBookHippie I admire her greatly!!! She‘s an amazing woman. 5y
TheBookHippie @ChaoticMissAdventures Thanks for the book recommendation !!! I‘ll look it up! 5y
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Tamra The stuff of nightmares. Mental institutions of yore are more scary than any fictional horror. 5y
GingerAntics This sounds really interesting! 5y
Rachel.Rencher @ChaoticMissAdventures I'm going to look this up! Thank you 😁 5y
PSreads73 Sounds interesting. Read a little about these older mental institutions in psychology classes in college. This is now on my TBR list. 5y
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Bly‘s account of her stay in the Women‘s Lunatic Asylum was considered a landmark in investigative journalism during the 19th century. She experienced the desolation of the poor when she was temporarily in a women shelter house, & it‘s astonishing how easily one is presumed & judged insane. The harsh conditions & the abuses in the asylum were recorded impartially in her report. It led to an investigation which brought reform to the asylum. #NFnov

erzascarletbookgasm Tagging @merelybookish @Cinfhen as you mentioned you‘re interested in the book. What a brave woman Nellie Bly was! 5y
Texreader Great review. I also think this is still amazing investigative journalism to this day! But all the more impressive she did it when she did it. So courageous 5y
batsy Great review. Need to add this to my list. So glad it's on Serial Reader! 5y
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Cinfhen Same @batsy thanks for the tag, Jessie 5y
youneverarrived I‘m intrigued by this one. 5y
LazyDays I am halfway through this one right now! So glad you enjoyed it. I am in awe at how easy everything has been for her, at least the Judge had a kind heart. 5y
LazyDays Are you going to watch the movie? 5y
erzascarletbookgasm @texreader thanks! After finishing this, I found out more about her. She went undercover many times to expose other issues and she even repeated the feat of travelling around the world in just 72 days! 5y
erzascarletbookgasm Thanks @batsy , it‘s a fairly short read, and thank goodness for Serial Reader. Hope you‘ll find it a good read when you get to read it @Cinfhen @youneverarrived 5y
erzascarletbookgasm @Bookishthoughts yes, she did come across a few kind hearted souls...in the woman shelter there‘s one, the judge, one doctor... I‘m not sure if I‘ll be watching the movie. Saw the trailer though. Hope you‘ll enjoy it! 5y
merelybookish Great review! She sounds pretty amazing. I find stories set in asylums pretty upsetting but it sounds like this one is worth reading! 5y
erzascarletbookgasm @merelybookish I looked her up after finishing this and found her even more amazing! I hear you about stories in asylums however as she wrote it ‘journalistic‘ style (?) it‘s only a little discomforting in parts for me. 5y
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Texreader Oh my gosh that is horrible 5y
Balibee146 A powerful excerp and reading the book blurb what a fascinating woman she sounds 👍 5y
Balibee146 Excerpt, even 🙄🙄 5y
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Crazeedi She was a tour de force in her time, fearless and bold! 5y
Moray_Reads An amazing woman 5y
Clwojick 1pt. 5y
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merelybookish I'll be interested to see your thoughts on this one! 5y
Clwojick 1pt. 💗
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#weeklyforecast
📕 continue with Dracula
📘 start two non-fiction books for #NFNov - a physical copy and #Serial Reader
📙 start Fragile Things for #AuthorAMonth

Cinfhen Love the graphics going on here!!!! 5y
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I absolutely loved this audiobook 10 days in a mad house by Nelly Bly.
It was read with honesty and enthusiasm.
#audiobook #reading #books #bookworm #realstories #listerningtobooks #femaleauthor ♀️🎧📚📚📚

TrishB Hi Kay - just to let you know, card arrived today. Thank you 😘 5y
kaysworld1 @TrishB 😊🎂🥳 5y
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💜 When I was very young my best friend called me Peaches since I liked peaches so much. My family has been calling me Michi for a long time as well.
💜 Hmmm... Bread? I also like a really good salad. Soup is good too (idk I'm not too in to appetizers).
💜 I think we're going to see Spiderman: Far From Home.
💜 Vendredi, viernes, 금요일 (geum-yo-il).
#friyayintro

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#lilithjuly @Cinfhen @KarenUK Nelly Bly, ace reporter, certainly wasn‘t a #basketcase, but she pretended to be one in order to get admitted into an asylum. Her goal? To show the mistreatment of inmates. She risked her freedom, her sanity and even her life to expose the truth. She also had other fabulous adventures and is a hero of mine.

Cinfhen Sounds fascinating!!! 5y
gradcat Good history posts today! ♥️ 5y
KarenUK What an amazing life! 5y
AnnaClark Added to my stack! Only 99 cents for kindle from amazon! Sounds super interesting. 5y
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It feels like I never have time to read between work and school. But I finally finished this kindle book! It was interesting but ended a little to soon.

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tjwill
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Currently listening to this one. Nellie Bly is fascinating. This was some hardcore investigative journalism.

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Wow. Just wow.

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thebookishtype15
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Totally forgot that I had read 2 other nonfiction books already this year!

Ten days in a Madhouse by Nellie Bly (written by a woman) and
The Rules do Not Apply by Ariel Levy (unlikable character)

Check out my blog for reviews!
Expressionsofabookworm.wordpress.com

I'm thinking of my next immediate nonfiction read!

#nonfiction2019

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thebookishtype15
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I enjoyed this. We get a basic oversight of what insane asylums were like in the 19th century. How easy it was for her to be considered insane was amazing, especially by 4 doctors. It's a great little short read and I'm happy I finally got a chance to read it.

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About halfway in and I'm enjoying this. I cant believe how easy it was to get into am insane asylum. Cant wait to finish this.

shmreads I'm watching Riverdale and it does feel so! Under the mask of religion - those are the worst. 6y
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Twenty-four hours of reading. I finished 4 books and am half-way through 2 others. This was such a fun thing to do over the long weekend, and look forward to participating in another in the future. Thank you @TheReadingMermaid and @Andrew65 for organizing this. #24B42019 #readathon

BeansPage You are most welcome sweetheart. And if you want to continue we still have tomorrow in play too! 😉 6y
Andrew65 Fantastic achievement! Well done. Great to have had you with us! 🙌🙌🙌🥳🥳 6y
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This was excellent. A quick audio listen, but fantastically written and also such an important work historically. Glad I took the couple hours to listen to it!

Reviewsbylola This sounds really compelling. 6y
callielafleur This was an incredible read. I may have to check out the audio! 6y
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MelissaSue81
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Today‘s audiobook. I remember this story from college/grad school but i wasn‘t expecting the writing style to be so compelling!

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In 1887 Nellie Bly had herself admitted to an asylum to investigate the conditions of the inmates. Her story caused #americanhorror, made her famous and ushered in reforms #NoFemmeBer @Cinfhen @Billypar

Caroline2 Oh this sounds like a fascinating read! Stacked!! 👍🏻 6y
Moray_Reads @Caroline2 I still need to read it myself, I saw someone talking about it on TV but still haven't read it! 😬 6y
jillrhudy I‘ve always been curious about how she got out! 6y
Cinfhen Oh wow!!! I‘m sure back then it truly was a mad house!!! Fascinating 6y
WhatThePuck It was definitely an interesting read. Especially the people that were inside. Insanity was defined a little differently back then. 6y
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