pickCather‘s stories are beautiful and eloquent with a sharp dash of the unexpected to jostle the reader‘s complacency.
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pickCather‘s stories are beautiful and eloquent with a sharp dash of the unexpected to jostle the reader‘s complacency.
pickA snippet of life in the Nebraska plains during Pioneer times. Interesting.
pickI love Ann Patchett. I only have one more book by her I haven‘t read yet. 😥
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Now this is the kind of email I enjoy opening!!
Years ago I saw the tagged book had won a Michener award, the subject of farms always interested me . I spent time on my grandparents farm , found another title by him at a library sale, got that too . Maybe this is the month I try him! 😄 #SundayFunday
Two short stories made into a song by Jayber Crow Prairie #JuneSpecials @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
pick4 ⭐️Mom and I have endured some real duds in our recent buddy-read selections, so when we spun the wheel of our books we kept our fingers crossed that it would land, at last, on something we could truly enjoy.
It worked! A heartfelt, heartwarming account of one small town‘s efforts to bring big joy to hundreds of thousands of servicemen/women in WWII. Even with war as the background, this book was sweet, and a welcome reminder of human kindness.
#WondrousWednesday
@Eggs (thanks for the tag! 😍)
1. Isabel.
2. Huggy Bear, Caramel, Sal, George, Babs, Pete, Kate, Pippa
3. ANTONIA, SCARLETT, OPHELIA, ARWEN, EOWYN, GALADRIEL ...
Consider yourself tagged! 🤩
Birthday hall plus the tagged book which just so happened to arrive on my birthday from the Harvard first editions signed book subscription. My daughter and I are playing hooky from school and work to spa, eat fancy foods, and read 🥳
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