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Singout

Yikes, I did my #bookspin list, but forgot to post it in December!
1. Plainsong
2. We should not Be afraid
3. Crossings
4. An immense world
5. Swimming in the Dark
6. Art of Gathering
7. Future Is Disabled
8. Barnabus Project
9. Waiting to Be Arrested
10. Saved by a Song
11. Every Day
12. Stone Yard
13. The Details
14. We Kept Her
15. The Weight of Ink
16. You Dreamed of Empires
17. Nanette
18. The Circles
19. Beautyland
20. The Cheese

Singout Crossings and Swimming in the Dark, both on library hold for quite some time now. 4d
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 3d
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Chittavrtti
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BookishMarginalia This looks so interesting! 1mo
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ravenlee
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Pickpick

Low pick. A ton of information/explanation, and I feel I have a better handle on a really tangled subject. There are lots of people to keep straight, and lots of no-real-solutions. BUT - I don‘t have any idea where I should go from here, as an individual. Should I be calling my representatives? Making personal changes? Supporting businesses? This reads more as a bio of Tim Searchinger than anything else. Frustrating and kind of disappointing, tbh.

ravenlee I really wish the last chapter and epilogue had been more of a how-to, let‘s do this together feel. Grunwald cautions against Debbie Downerism, but the big takeaway here is that we should and could be doing so much, but we aren‘t, and it‘s because our political/economic systems are broken. Which, they are, but what do we do about it? I guess he doesn‘t know either. 2mo
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vivastory
Silent Spring | Rachel Carson
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I lived in lofts (literally named The Library Lofts) shortly after the downtown KC library opened with its now famous wall of book spines. My apartment was a mere block away, so needless to say I spent a lot of time there. I have since read a few of the selected books for the display, & they have become favorites, however Rachel Carson's groundbreaking Silent Spring remains on my TBR. #earthy @eggs @alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

TheBookHippie Rachel‘s book is dense but I enjoyed it very much. 2mo
Sparklemn Amazing mural. What a treasure for the neighborhood! 2mo
AnnCrystal 🆒📚🤩📚💫. 2mo
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marleed So cool! That and giant yard ornament shuttle cocks - KC is pretty cool!😎 And how fun for you to live so close to a main library! 2mo
BarbaraBB So cool! 2mo
Lesliereadsalot Wow! So cool! 2mo
Eggs How awesome is that!! 2mo
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ravenlee
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TIL — Brandolini‘s Law, or the bullshit asymmetry principle: The energy required to refute misinformation is an order of magnitude larger than the energy required to produce it.

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Blueberry
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Enjoying the warm temps outside before the season cools down for good. Listening to either squirrels or birds scratching in a very tall tree next to me. Strawberry Acai Refresher by my side.

#HyggeHour
@AlldeBooks
@TheBookHippie
@Chrissyreadit

TheBookHippie 💙💙💙💙💙💙 2mo
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ravenlee
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Starting this one tonight!

TheBookHippie How are you doing? How‘s your mom? 2mo
ravenlee @TheBookHippie thanks for asking - I‘ve got a sick kiddo who hates taking medicine, and I‘m trying to sort out how it impacts our whole week. My mom is doing pretty well. She had the procedure her doctor wanted her to have in the first place but the tumor board overruled him; then he couldn‘t complete the procedure they wanted instead. But there‘s a waiting period of several months before they can determine if it was effective… 2mo
ravenlee …so she‘s waiting on her next PET scan/MRI next month (I think) to find out if it worked. If it didn‘t…well, I think this is the last-ditch effort. It all kind of comes down to the next tests. But she‘s coming to visit next month to see kiddo dance in the Nutcracker, so we‘re focusing on that. 2mo
TheBookHippie @ravenlee sending so much love to you. Keeping you close in my heart. 2mo
ravenlee @TheBookHippie thank you for thinking of us. It means a lot. 2mo
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ravenlee
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I was picking up a library hold so I decided to check this out again, and found this cookbook that looks interesting. I already have 1.5 library books to read! I need an entire day (weekend…week…) to do nothing but read!

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Blueberry
Wilderness Days | Sigurd F. Olson
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Up next. I hope it's a feel good book.

Tamra I just heard an MPR story that referenced Sigurd Olson. 😁 3mo
Blueberry @Tamra Interesting. I'll try to look it up. 3mo
Tamra It was in reference to MN nature observer writer Helen Hoover. New NF is out about Helen. https://northshorejournal.co/news/author-david-hakensen-on-the-life-of-helen-hoo... 3mo
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