Few quotrs havr ever gottrn to me as thhs passagr
My oain has gottrn worse over the past 10 weeks
I shall comr bsck to humsnkind soon enough
I habr gotten so manh beautifhl #litsylove lettsrs , every onr is likr a hug from far away. I cannot thank everont enough
I'll do my best to writr everyoneeof you as soon as I csn
Thank you, Litsy
Book haul from 2 or 3 bookstore trips. It‘s so much fun hunting and gathering books. Does anyone else give out a little exclamation when a long searched for book is finally spotted? I grab it fast thinking that everyone else in the store would take it if they‘d seen it first. This happened with The Doll. Thanks for feeding the maniac in me @shawnmooney !
You know you want to read this novel now, don‘t you?
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Great giveaway👏👏thank you!
3books on my wish list...🤔
1. The Doll (tagged)
2. Autumn -Ali Smith
3. Wolf Hall - Mantel
Wasn‘t expecting the introduction of a new, seemingly British character in chapter 11 of this Polish novel from 1890! Love the take-off on Jane Austen here.
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Still savoring this wonderful Polish novel from 1890!
This letter to the novel‘s increasingly impoverished aristocratic heroine Izabela from her aunt, with its postscript introducing to ‘Bela‘ the rich middle-class merchant Wokulski, condenses an awful lot of what the novel is preoccupied with into one epistle.
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I‘m only on the second chapter but this 1890 novel out of Poland has already completely charmed me! The translation by David Welsh is awesome.
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Bought this brand new for only $13 on a whim the other day, and have become so strangely obsessed with this 1890, 680-page novel out of Poland that I may have to start reading it immediately as part of BookTube‘s Tome Topple reading challenge later this month!
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