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A little #bookmail today. I haven‘t read this one before (I love the Vintage Classic covers, but I hate that I have to wait for them to ship from the UK via Book Depository). I‘m thinking of using this for #booked2022 nautical novel. It‘s this one or Rafael Sabatini‘s Captain Blood.

This was #MountTBRchallenge Number110. And I actually loved this Hemingway novel. But then again when this was edited it was done posthumously.

This was #MountTBRchallenge Number110. And I actually loved this Hemingway novel. But then again when this was edited it was done posthumously.

Yes, I am going to torture myself with another Hemingway.

This book was published nine years after Hemingway's death. Beginning in the 1930s, Islands in the Stream follows the fortunes of Thomas Hudson, (who seems a lot like Hemingway himself) from his experiences as an artist and an adventurer on the Gulf Stream island of Bimini through his antisubmarine activities off the coast of Cuba during World War II. I think this is Hemingway is at his best in this beautiful tale.

This line. #Fathers #BooksThatMadeYouCry #junebookbugs #riotgrams day 18...

Probably my favorite Dolly and Kenny book.

I read the book last month. For me, it was not up to my very high expectations. I find the book boring in the early pages and almost gave up. But because it was Hemingway's, I pushed on and finished it. This book did not ruin Hemingway for me. It actually made me curiouser to read his other works.