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That‘s all, folks. That‘s all the reading time I managed in the weekend. It‘s Monday morning here. Congratulations to those who completed the full hours and beyond, and to those who did any reading at all! 👏

Picture of the rooftop garden (six-story high) of the mall I went to yesterday. #feelsohigh #lilithjuly

“In the van, we can see the rocket in the distance, lit up and shining, an obelisk. In reality, of course, it‘s a 4.5-megaton bomb loaded with explosive fuel, which is why everyone else is driving away from it.”

#LilithJuly | 21: #FeelSoHigh

📷: Made with Typorama

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I am not good with heights but I am fascinated by high wire & trapeze acts and I wonder what it would be like to #FeelSoHigh above the ground. These three books are in my stacks. I read & enjoyed The Orphan's Tale & the tagged book & Queen of the Air are #TBR & loaded on my Kindle.

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(Day 21 - #FeelSoHigh)

*Everybody is feeling high at the drug- and sex-fueled parties that are circumambient in Clay‘s world; i.e., the world that Easton Ellis paints for us in his debut novel, tagged. It‘s a fairly stultifying existence: house parties at million-dollar homes featuring kids shooting heroin, having one-night-stands, and watching snuff films. It‘s the kind of exotic party that was de rigueur in the 80s, unfortunately.

I‘m high on life right now, spending over a week at the lake. This book is fantastic, and there‘s some dope smoking going on amongst some of the characters. 😆Unfortunately, the uptight parents that steamroll their children are not the ones partaking. #feelsohigh #lilithjuly

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Some highlights from my Paris trip 😁

#LilithJuly Im in a bit of a reading slump😝I haven‘t read much since my flight last week. I‘m in the middle of 3 books but nothing is really moving me. I think I‘m just overwhelmed by family & friends right now #FeelSoHigh 😉✈️ Hoping I‘ll find my groove this week🤞🏼

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Two ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ reads for me, both with a link to the World Trade Center....
In McCann‘s story, it‘s August 1974 NYC and Philippe Petit‘s astounding tightrope walk between the towers is the backdrop to a beautiful portrait of the people and city below...
In Foer‘s novel, 9 year old Oskar has an adventure through 5 boroughs, as he comes to terms with the death of his father on 9/11....
I loved both of these so much.... 💕📚