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TheSpineView
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Eggs 💜 📺 🤍 4h
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Lauranahe
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What a beautiful little book. It‘s all conversations between the author and Gilda Radner, who were best friends for years. I love the glimpse into the mind of Gilda, what it was like talking to her. She was an amazing comedienne.

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S3V3N
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Loved this memoir. He was very transparent and entertaining.

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HeatherBookNerd
Lost & Found: A Memoir | Kathryn Schulz
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This thoughtful, erudite memoir has two parts: the grief she felt in losing her beloved father, and falling in love with her future wife. Schultz shares vulnerable, personal moments from both experiences, but then goes a step further to explore the more universal vicissitudes of love and grief. A bit academic even, but so insightful. Since these two experiences overlapped, she discusses finding a greater appreciation in the dualities of life.

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Cyndi Lauper: A Memoir | Cyndi Lauper
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I haven't read anything the past few days, and this is why. I adore this woman with my whole heart, and I got to spend the weekend with my guy in DC and cap it off with amazing seats to her farewell tour.

Will get back to my books and #hauntedshelf tomorrow.

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Meme.Dak
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After reading “My Secret Sister,” by Helen Edwards and Jenny Lee Smith, I would recommend reading “Secret Daughter” by Shilpi Somaya Gowda or “Please Adopt Me” by Lynne Pardoe. These books give the reader the same feeling. Jenny had been wealthy growing up, while Helen, her long lost twin was poor, abused and uncared for. Toward the second half of this novel, Jenny‘s father passed away. That extremely affected her life because he was a great

Meme.Dak father and she loved him very much. Jenny then had an argument with her cousin who told her “you‘re not even apart of the family.” (page 187) Her adoptive mother did not want to speak of it. Later on, her mother passed away and she went on to find her biological family. When she finds Mercia‘s address she wants nothing to do with her. When Jenny finally tracks down her sister she, Helen is devastated. The two now feel complete together. The two 4w
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SanjanaGhosh
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Man, George Orwell does not come off well in this book!
An account of the first wife of George Orwell, the celebrated author of 1984 and Animal Farm, shining a light on his misogyny. The book however transcends beyond just the life of the wife, it brings into light the inherent patriarchy prevalent in our society since times immemorial, with a special focus of male misogynistic authors and their privilege.

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