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annamatopoetry
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Something something the Greeks were always doing shitty gender things.

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Schwifty
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Pickpick

While academic in some places, this little book was fun and fascinating if like me, you find different cultural conceptions of the world worth attempting to understand. While perhaps not fully understood, the author journeys through the landscape and tales of the Western Apache in Arizona to map local places, their historical Apache names and the historical as well as their social significance -a geography of stories and inherited wisdom.

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CaliforniaCay
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After 15 years of living in Sacramento I've been noticing lately that I have a love/hate relationship with my city. I've lived here longer than any where else. I have a lot of memories here, but I don't see myself putting down roots, or growing old here. Reading this book was eye opening and inspiring. A mix of personal anecdotes and research, the author gives lots of examples of how one can actively learn to love where they live.

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annamatopoetry
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Sometimes literally the only place you can find a book is a shitty libgen pdf and that's okay

batsy Libgen is such a lifesaver for expensive academic books, especially. 9mo
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shawnmooney
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https://youtu.be/y02mEcEzavY?si=VZ4XlpHdfCAo14Jh

The Importance of Book-Centered Spaces as Third Places by Susie Dumond; https://bookriot.com/book-centered-spaces-as-third-places/

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Hooked_on_books
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Mehso-so

The Slip tells a story about a street in NYC that was home to starving artists in the 50s and 60s, giving them studio space and artistic community. Great idea, but it started to get rather dull for me (not sure if this was me or the book). I appreciated the inclusion of women in the discussion, since it‘s so often just men.

NBA longlist, nonfiction

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DieAReader
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Andrew65 Brilliant to hear, well done 👏👏👏🥰 1y
TheSpineView Excellent! 1y
DieAReader @Andrew65 @TheSpineView 😊❤️‍🔥🤓🎧 1y
CoverToCoverGirl Keep calm and read on….🎉👏🏻👏🏻 1y
DieAReader @CoverToCoverGirl 😘🤓📚📖 1y
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DieAReader
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TheSpineView Enjoy! 1y
DieAReader @TheSpineView 🤓🥰❤️‍🔥 1y
Andrew65 Love the sound of this ❤️ 1y
DieAReader @Andrew65 ❤️‍🔥😊It‘s a good read so far! Worth the listen🎧🤓 1y
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Mitch
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A really interesting mix of a Scottish childhood - remembered through loving eyes, surrounded by family, skies and nature and the authors artistic practice and relationship to space and place as an adult. I loved her honesty about how her ideas and art is formed. All interspersed by amazing obscure Scottish word lists. Worked brilliantly on audio.

Hooked_on_books Gorgeous cover! 😍 2y
AllDebooks Great review, I did treat myself to this a while ago. Time to read for #NonfictionNovember 2y
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Jeg
My Life in Houses | Margaret Forster
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Delightful. I wish I could find more of her books. I just love the way she writes. This was an ex library book.
Perfect read right now for me after 2 bails!