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elizabethlk
Rebel | Beverly Jenkins
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Pickpick

I pre-ordered this in 2019 and read it in 2025, just to give you an idea of how my reading backlog is going 😅

Anyway, I absolutely loved this. It is filled with rich historical details, and the protagonists are adorable together. The story is full of passion and adventure. This was everything I wanted. Highly recommend this one!

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Soubhiville
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Mehso-so

I‘m a bit bummed I didn‘t like this one more. I loved two of her other books. It‘s possible that it‘s because it‘s about a man trying to enact vigilante justice, searching for his sister‘s murderer with plans to kill him. Which sounds like it could be exciting, but I was bored. And I guess I don‘t like the idea of revenge?

Anyway, Venkman is posing for you, wishing you a happy holiday. 🐈‍⬛❤️💚❤️🎄

LeahBergen Happy Holidays, Venkman! 😄 2mo
dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 2mo
Tamra Wishing Venkman catnip in his stocking! 2mo
ShelleyBooksie Merry Christmas handsome Venkman ♡♡♡ 2mo
bookishbitch Venkman is so handsome!! 2mo
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mlakota11

“I was born a slave, but I never let that define me.“
I love this quote because it captures Lynch's resilient spirit and determination to rise above the constraints imposed on him by society. It highlights the idea that one's circumstances do not have to dictate one's identity or future. Instead, Lynch's words inspire readers to recognize their own potential to overcome adversity and to strive for greatness, regardless of their background.

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mlakota11

A memorable moment in The Amazing Age of John Roy Lynch occurs when John, a young boy born into slavery, realizes the power of his own voice and the importance of political action. After gaining his freedom, he passionately advocates for civil rights and serves as a legislator during the Reconstruction era, fighting for the rights of African Americans.

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mlakota11
Mehso-so

This book tells the story of John Roy Lynch, an African American boy who rose from slavery to become a prominent politician during the Reconstruction era. His journey illustrates themes of resilience, courage, and the importance of civic engagement.

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Blueberry
Jubilee | Margaret Walker
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 💛📚💛 6mo
Eggs Perfect 💛🤩💛 6mo
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Susanita
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1. Definitely a podcast.
2. I checked out the tagged book in June and need to finish it in the next two weeks before it‘s due back at the library.
#two4tuesday

TheSpineView Thanks for playing! Happy Tuesday! 7mo
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shortsarahrose
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I needed an auxiliary cable. I went on Amazon (I know, I know…). Of course a couple books ended up in the box, too. Don‘t ask me how it happened 😆 📚 #BookHaul

AnnCrystal 😂 buying books always goes along with the necessities on a shopping list 📚😉. 9mo
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DHill
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I really enjoyed Before We Were Yours and hoping this one strikes a similar chord.

tpixie I have it in Goodreads as a TBR. It looks good! 9mo
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Aimeesue
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Hoping everyone has an excellent long weekend here in the US, but also hoping we‘ll take the time to remember and honor the fallen. 🇺🇸