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Samawy
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Her face was now more luminous than ever.* p 202

Alora Ohhh I love that bookmark!! 4y
Samawy @Alora ෆ╹ .̮ ╹ෆ 4y
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The Twelfth Insight | James Redfield
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This book was very good because it was like the first book were the main character grasped the twelfth insight.

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MrBook
Rooms | James L. Rubart
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I gathered this batch today 😁👏🏻! Those tables are hopping 👌🏻👌🏻🔥🔥🔥! Read any of these? #LitsyLovesLibraries #NationalPoetryMonth #SpiritualFiction

kgriffith I have the collected Dickinson but haven‘t read much of her. I‘m taking Poetry this semester though and have discovered Tony Hoagland and Wislawa Szymborska, both of whom I‘ve enjoyed tremendously. Martín Espada probably still holds my favorite spot though. 6y
rwmg I love Till We Have Faces. I've read it 2 or 3 times. 6y
underthebelljar I‘m reading Rooms right now. Close to the end so I‘ll probably finish it this weekend. 6y
jillrhudy I own two of these, the exact same editions: Dickenson‘s poems and Till We Have Faces. 6y
batsy I have that Dickinson 💚 6y
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MrBook
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Wednesday I gathered all these books as replacements for the ones borrowed from my #NationalPoetryMonth and #SpiritualFiction displays. This was the second bundle this week. It's heartening for me to see both groups of books being heavily borrowed 😁👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Read any of these? #LitsyLovesLibraries

Xeroaa13 Great stack! I read Life of Pi last year and I liked it very much ;) 6y
amber_ldsmom I thought Life of Pi was pretty good, but I hated The Shack. 6y
Lcsmcat I didn‘t like Life of Pi or the Shack, but the Angelou is great, as is the Camus. And I liked the Keillor too. 6y
rwmg I enjoyed both Life of Pi and The Shack. I can't make out what the rightmost book is. 6y
DivineDiana I loved The Life of Pi and liked The Shack! 6y
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MrBook
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The other half of my #SpiritualFiction display 😁! Anything you've read or want to read? #LitsyLovesLibraries

LeahBergen The Wonder. 👍🏻 6y
OrangeMooseReads I‘ve read Siddhartha and Five People 6y
bookishbunny I ❤️The Wonder. Siddhartha and The Book of Strange New Things are on my tbr. 6y
shadowspeak17 The Book of Strange New Things is really good. :) 6y
Rissa1 The Book of Strange New Things is incredible. 6y
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MrBook
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One half of my #SpiritualFiction display. Anything stand out to you? #LitsyLovesLibraries

LeahBergen Hild is awesome. 👍🏻 6y
sammisho The Red Tent is one of my favorite books ever! 6y
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MrBook
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The #SpiritualFiction display is now up 😁☺️! This was a lot of fun. A bit of everything, but mostly Judeo-Christian literature. Some unexpected genres thrown in the mix. Variety, variety, variety! #LitsyLovesLibraries

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The Infinity of Lists | Umberto Eco
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The fourth and final part of my #SpiritualFiction list 😁! As always, if you see three asterisks, that signifies the book is an installment in a series, and it's usually the first one. Any titles stand out to you? #booklist #LitsyLovesLibraries

CoffeeNBooks I love Siddhartha! I've read it a few times. 6y
wanderinglynn I enjoy reading Camus. The Stranger is an excellent read. 6y
Aseleener We are big C.S. Lewis fans. My husband also loves Bo Giertz. 6y
Vegamon Till We Have Faces is my favorite Lewis work. I try to read it every 2 or 3 years. 6y
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MrBook
The Infinity of Lists | Umberto Eco
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As always, this is only a starter list. The number of books that fit under this umbrella genre are vast. I did work to include books of various seriousness levels as well. Some are light, just-for-fun reads while others are quite weighty and deep. #spiritualfiction #booklist #LitsyLovesLibraries

wanderinglynn Two of my faves: Lamb & A Prayer for Owen Meany. 6y
saresmoore Excellent work! (edited) 6y
Copwithabook A Prayer for Owen Meany sits so close to my heart! 6y
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The Infinity of Lists | Umberto Eco
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Part 2 of my #spiritualfiction #booklist! You'll find Christian, Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, Shinto, Islamic, Confucian, pagan, and even a couple atheist themed selections. #LitsyLovesLibraries

DrSabrinaMoldenReads The Five People You Meet in Heaven is one of my favorite books 6y
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