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Imagen_leigh
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Mehso-so

I don't have a lot to say about this one, but I did learn some new things. I understand the perspective of the parent a bit better now. Reading this book was healing for me, so i definitely recommend it to others in their healing journey. By the end I was kind of finished with reading it because I didn't connect with the end as much as I did the beginning and middle.

#psychology #selfhelpbook #selfhelp #nonfiction #mentalhealthread #booklover

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kspenmoll
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TheBookHippie ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ 3d
Librarybelle Lots of great books! 2d
Suet624 That‘s a lot of reading! (edited) 2d
kspenmoll @Suet624 I will always over estimate … the poetry is not to be finished- just to read when the mood hits. 2d
wanderinglynn Yay for poetry! ❤️ 2d
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kspenmoll
Have His Carcase | Dorothy L. Sayers
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wanderinglynn 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 2d
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ElizaMarie
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Pickpick

Ooo, really well written. I hope John Green writes more of these types of books!

#OffTheShelf2025
@Librariana

#NonFiction

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oddandbookish
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Pickpick

This was such a fun coffee table book!

This book is just like the title suggests, good movies as old books. Essentially, movies turned into vintage book covers. The term “good movies” is subjective. The author states in his introduction, “These are films that made me laugh, cry, think, question, and celebrate” (pg. 7).

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2025/04/19/review-good-movies-as-old-books/

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oddandbookish
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Pickpick

What a funny and fabulous little book!

This book is filled with art featuring dogs alongside a short blurb offering commentary on the piece. The commentary was hilarious. I laughed out loud so many times.

Additionally, I loved the random fun facts that were incorporated into the blurbs. For example, I learned that the Olympics used to have art competitions.

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2025/04/15/review-museum-of-dogs/

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The Lost Boy | Dave Pelzer
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Enchanted_Bibliophile
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Panpan

Partly Informative, mostly unhelpful.

Yes I've learned a few things, but overall there's nothing here that I could actively add to reduce my problems.
I'm very happy for Hill that she can arrange her whole life around her period, but very few of us actually have this luxury.

#NonFiction
#LitsyAtoZ #P @Texreader
#Pantone2025 #PearSorbet @Lauredhel

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oddandbookish
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Pickpick

What a fun (and informative) little astrology book!

I am a huge astrology nerd, so naturally I was very excited for this one.

I loved that the book opened up with a short introduction into astrology and briefly explained birth charts and houses (although the graphic for the houses has an error on the numbering).

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2025/04/09/review-astrolographs/

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Read-n-Bloom
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Started this one recently. So much information on the Bible! And it‘s a chonker too 😁

#LitsyReads #Read2025 #currentlyreading #christianbooks #nonfiction