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BarkingMadRead
Grounded | Angela Correll
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Captivatedbybooks LOVE the hashtag explanation 3mo
PuddleJumper Amazing tags 🤣 3mo
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Susanita
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My day didn‘t go entirely as planned. Instead of chilling at home while the washer and dryer did their thing, I sweated at the laundromat and schlepped my clothes in and out of the car.

I figured I deserved to take myself out to dinner. There‘s been an eclectic mix of music playing at the restaurant, including Sam Hunt saying he wants to introduce me to his Kindle.

Alas, not his Kindle but his kinfolk.

#misheardlyrics

Ruthiella 😂😂😂 4mo
Leftcoastzen 👏😂 4mo
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Coffeymuse
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My first bell hooks but definitely not my last! This one was so fantastic! A slice of life in rural Appalachia.

@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
@Eggs
#aboutabook

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Perfect 👍🏻 4mo
Eggs Stacked! 4mo
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Coffeymuse
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I read this in the past month and I have to say I loved it!

bell hooks is a new-to-me author and one I want to pick up more of. This haunting collection made me homesick for a place I've never been.

#Aboutabook
@alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
@eggs

IndoorDame Such a powerful collection! 4mo
Eggs Lovely review🫶🏻 4mo
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Bec_lectic
The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek | Kim Michele Richardson
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Pickpick

I thought this was a good historical fiction read. Its main character suffers from methemoglobinemia which is a hemoglobin disorder that makes your blood darker & less oxygenated therefore causing the skin to have a blue hue. I remember learning about this disorder in my hematology class so this aspect of the novel piqued my interest. Also learned about the Pack Horse Librarians who delivered books to people in remote areas of Appalachia.

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Hilary427
The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek | Kim Michele Richardson
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Panpan

Ugh, this was rough. I was so bored. Nothing happened. I felt connected to no one (minus Junia the mule 😆) and struggled to finish this. (25)
⭐️: 1.5/5

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Leftcoastzen
Nathan Coulter | Wendell Berry
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#StorySettings #Farm Wendell Berry is such a gifted writer. Well drawn characters and an incredible sense of place. Though his setting is in Kentucky, there are things in these two books common to farmers everywhere.

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Great choices! 7mo
Eggs Beautiful!! 7mo
jlhammar Love these books! Your editions are so pretty. I‘m currently enjoying his most recent 7mo
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Tkgbjenn1
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Pickpick

Encyclopedic. Very detailed in almost every aspect of life on the Kentucky frontier in the early 1800‘s. Yet written in a way that‘s interesting and entertaining. A lot to be learned with a little adventure thrown in. It is a marathon to read at 848 pages. I‘ve put it down and returned to it many times.

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funkelbunt.liest
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Loved this book! Which I was able to read thanks to @LibraryThing Early Reviewers.

#thesongofsourwoodmountain #historicalfiction #christianfiction #faithfilledbooks

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MissRob950
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This took me a while to get in to. However, once I did, I was completely immersed.
There was such a stunning piece of prose with one sentiment that will stay with me forever: ‘some things are a gift, even if you don‘t get to keep them.‘