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Self Help
Self Help | Lorrie Moore
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sarahbarnes
Self Help | Lorrie Moore
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I picked up this short story collection on a whim, having never read Moore before. These are fantastic. So dry and witty and all within the theme of self-help, interpreted in many ways. I‘ll be reading more of her short stories for sure.

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DebinHawaii
Self-Help (Revised) | Lorrie Moore
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#VolumesAndVocals

Going a different way with today‘s #Royals prompt; a list of Lorde‘s favorite books, link below. Books are a good way to live a fantasy. The tagged book is one off it that‘s also on my TBR.

“And baby, I'll rule (I'll rule, I'll rule, I'll rule)
Let me live that fantasy”

https://radicalreads.com/lorde-favorite-books/?amp

Thank you @Eggs & @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks for a fun month of prompts that I actually kept up with! 🖤🤍

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Thanks for playing ❤️👏🏻📚 1y
Eggs It was our pleasure to have you 🥰🥰 1y
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suvata
Self Help | Lorrie Moore
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Bookwormjillk 😂😂😂 4y
MemoirsForMe 😁😁😁 4y
Desha 🤣 4y
thegreensofa 🤣😂🤣😂 4y
HOTPock3tt Omg 🤣😝 4y
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Twocougs
Self Help | Lorrie Moore
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Help!! I am in desperate need of a lovely gentle book! Preferably a novel. Looking for something beautiful and restores my faith in the world. Thanks for helping my mental health.

Lizpixie Have read the Garden Spells books by Sarah Addison Allen? They‘re a pair of very sweet magical realism books. 6y
LauraBrook Ugh, I‘ve so been where you are. Okay, for comforting reads, one of my go-tos is Peter Mayle. Fiction and non-fiction alike, they always soothe me. And I second what @Lizpixie said about SAA, they‘re always delightful books. Maybe rereading an old favorite would work too? Or L.M. Montgomery? Or D.E. Stevenson? I tend to enjoy books written in the 1930s. Angela Thirkell? Jane Austen? Bill Bryson? Alan Bradley? Jenny Colgan? Rhys Bowen? 6y
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Lizpixie @LauraBrook yes! I second Jenny Colgan, she‘s so much fun to read as a cleanser. I also loved Molly McCrae‘s Plaid and Plagiarism, full of taciturn Scots and much snark. 6y
JanJan When I feel down I reread books I loved as a child. 6y
Weaponxgirl One of my comfort reads 6y
Liatrek I read this book this year and it was just right for me😊 good luck I know how nice it is to find a book that satisfies the soul ❤️ 6y
Ddzmini Sometimes a book that makes you laugh is also good for mental health so - Furiously Happy by Jenny Lawson is a good read 😋📖 6y
heikemarie You may enjoy this one if you haven‘t read it already. 6y
Hooked_on_books I listened to this one recently on audio and loved it. It‘s a great exploration of self, gender, and family. 6y
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Jencarter
Self-Help (Revised) | Lorrie Moore
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Next up in the lineup... essays! I haven‘t read many essay collections until recently and I have to say that I‘m loving the genre. Bite size stories that keep me coming back for more. 👍🏻😊

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catieohjoy
Self Help | Lorrie Moore
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Many of Lorrie Moore's short stories are HILARIOUS, in a slow-burn, slightly dark, brilliantly witty sort of way. Moore is definitely my favorite short story writer—if you haven't read her yet, Self-Help is a great place to start (if a short novel is more your style, Who Will Run the Frog Hospital? may very well be my favorite book of all time!). #lorriemooreevangelism #funnybooks #augustofpages

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