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andrew61
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Set in Tenessee in 1952 this is a great story of a family of 3 brothers + a father who is returning after a long absence. The father E F Bloodworth, in his 70s has a reputation for violence in the past and for playing the banjo. The bk also focuses on his grandson Fleming. This was a really enjoyable family drama with great characters and some brilliant scenes. Evokes the region + tensions within families, as well as the exuberance of youth well

TrishB Great review 👍🏻 1w
LeahBergen This sounds good! 1w
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MissHel
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This was a gentle quiet read. I would put it in a collection with Soil by Camille Dungy, Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer, and Lab Girl by Hope Jahren: stories of women reflecting their lives and histories in the natural world. But more than that, the natural world is more important than the author at times. Not feel good books, but closer to calls to action than memoirs.

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MissHel
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“We are storytelling animals, and for us that indeterminate space is uncomfortable.”
I finished the wee fox and now am on to plans for Citizen Science Month.

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MissHel
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I‘m home sick today but twitchy. This is a thoughtful, gentle rumination while I needle felt a prize for a friend.

Ruthiella Hope you feel better soon. 🤒❤️ 2w
MissHel @Ruthiella thank you! I‘m only slightly pathetic. 2w
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RedReviews4You
The Keeper of Stars | Buck Turner

This had many of the tropes that I enjoy reading like: He falls first, Second chance romance, if you fell in love with Allie and Noah in Nicholas Spark's The Notebook, then this book will whisk you away in a sweet and touching story of love found and lost, hearts broken and mended, and the strength of Love and Souls to find their back to each other.

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julieclair
Nothing to See Here | Kevin Wilson
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Involves politics, but definitely not in a traditional way! Great on audio.
#SundayFunday @BookmarkTavern

DHill One of my favorite audiobooks! 5mo
BookmarkTavern Looks like an interesting read! Thanks for posting! 5mo
julieclair @DHill Mine too! 5mo
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KathyWheeler
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I haven‘t been listening to books while walking because my sister has been with me on my last few walks. Here‘s what I‘m reading tonight. I‘d tried to listen to it before, but it just didn‘t work for me. I think it‘s one of those books that is better read as either a print or ebook.

Kimzey I love the illustrations by her brother Billy. 5mo
KathyWheeler @Kimzey I like those too. 5mo
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lkatz59
The Keeper of Stars | Buck Turner
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This is the first book I have read by Buck Turner and I just loved it. This was such a beautifully written love story. I enjoyed all of the characters and the author made them come to life. I could picture being on the water and the beautiful scenery. I cried a few times both sad and happy tears. This is a book that is just a nice simple love story. An easy read and it just had me hooked from the beginning.

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RiversEve
After Sundown: A Novel | Linda Howard, Linda Jones
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4 stars