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This is a brief fictional biography of Frida Kahlo, told entirely from inside her own mind, focusing mostly on her relationship with Diego Rivera, and her chronic illnesses. Drakulić and I don‘t have the same vision of Frida, but I can tell this story was incredibly well crafted because instead of dismissing it I found myself alternately questioning my own vision, and arguing with the author inside my head. #bookspin

#summerreading📚#croatianbook#croatianauthor
one less book on my TBR list#summertime🏊‍♀️🌴🏄‍♀️

This was difficult 😂😂😂 is it cheating if one of them is someone else's book? #RainbowStack #LiteraryLuck @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @vkois88

Sunday buffet of a March botm, random library grab, and three TBRs.

The Alchemist #192019challenge #1988
Like Water for Chocolate, and Frida‘s Bed #mounttbrchallenge

Didn't know one of my favorite authors wrote a book about one of my favorite artists. Clearly, to me, the combination was fantastic. Kahlo and Drakulić are like soul sisters from different time periods and countries. They both speak the language of pain.

Victory and defeat are brother and sister