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Song of the Sea Maid
Song of the Sea Maid | Rebecca Mascull
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In the 18th century, Dawnay Price is an anomaly. An educated foundling, a woman of science in a time when such things are unheard-of, she overcomes her origins to become a natural philosopher. Against the conventions of the day, and (…more)
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Song of the Sea Maid | Rebecca Mascull
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I've lined up my next couple of books to read.

I think. Because there's always those that come along and distract me!

First up is One Good Thing. Others in the stack: Lear's Shadow, The Other Side of the Bridge and the tagged book on my Kobo.

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Song of the Sea Maid | Rebecca Mascull
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#PiratesLife #WhatAWayToLive

Songs and sea!

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CrowCAH Ooh both of these sound super good; historical fiction and the sea! The lyrical titles are fitting for today's prompt!!! 8y
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JustinetheLibrarian
JustinetheLibrarian
Song of the Sea Maid | Rebecca Mascull
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This is my book club book for February and I am really glad someone picked this as I never would have! The story of a woman of science in the 18th century this story is a fascinating read and now I can't seem to help but notice articles and books about women in science everywhere! https://www.brainpickings.org/2016/12/26/mary-somerville-scientist/ This book would make a great pairing with Labgirl if you're doing Fic and NonFic reads!

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