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Endless airport waiting time + book store = new book. No surprise here😂 wanted to bring something home from this memorable trip to Bali and Lombok and this one caught my eye!
Endless airport waiting time + book store = new book. No surprise here😂 wanted to bring something home from this memorable trip to Bali and Lombok and this one caught my eye!
The profound story of the author's adventure is an experience that anyone and everyone can relate to, regardless of age. Making “Eat, Pray, Love“ an unforgettable experience for anyone to enjoy.......
Full review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/6535915260
Our summer reading theme this year is 'Tell Your Story', and we've been encouraging patrons and staff to share their stories! I decided to talk about one way in which books saved my life! 📚 💙 Give it a quick watch if you get the chance! Books really are magical! 😄
And please tell me about a book that saved you/inspired you/motivated you here in the comments!
How Books Saved Me!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oN-Od8_q6Do
💬Here, she's laid-back and cheerful and like...a woman instead of a mother, which is utterly weird.
Oh god, it just strikes me that maybe she's got a crush on someone. Maybe it's George's dad. Eww. Can people in their late thirties even have crushes? That's, like, way ancient to have a crush. 💬
A bit like ‘Crazy Rich Asians‘ in that an American Born Chinese (ABC) is brought back to Asia and has to cope with a culture (in this case Indonesian-Chinese) and family that she knows nothing about.
Ch 8 - hilarious because it‘s obvious (from the quality of English) that the parents are setting up their kids on a dating app, but they don‘t realise and are thrilled that they‘ve found perfect (by their lights) partners.
I tried and I just could never get invested into the story. I kind of felt she thought others were responsible for her happiness. So I bailed and glad I did. At least I can mark this one of my TBR mountain.
@cbee #ReadYourKindle #ReadYourEbook
So this was the first book in Book Interrupted‘s Book‘s with Movies Season. I loved this book in 2008 and recommended it to others but reading it this time around there were some really cringy parts in it. I still loved the spiritual and self discovery stuff. We had a good discussion on the podcast about how people 15+ years ago didn‘t really talk openly about mental health or women escaping social expectations to know themselves. So-so in 2024.