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kspenmoll
If the War Goes On | Hermann Hesse
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My two mother‘s day books from my son. He is also going to do a lot of trimming in the yard, & weeding & planting in my garden. For someone who does not like to dig in dirt, it‘s an amazing & touching gift! Just saw my surgeon & as I guessed, I cannot do any kind of garden work due to my shoulder & bicep tear surgery last fall. Any sadness I was feeling after my MD appointment Friday has faded with this gift.

Bookwormjillk Aww that‘s so sweet 6mo
Librarybelle ❤️❤️❤️ 6mo
mcctrish What a great kid! I‘d have been sad and antsy in your shoes, unable to get out and garden! What a perfect gift imo 6mo
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Tamra 😍 6mo
LeahBergen A perfect gift! ❤️ 6mo
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Awww so sweet!! 6mo
Ruthiella What a great thing your son is doing! 😃 6mo
batsy Such a loving gesture from your son. And great present ❤️ 6mo
Anna40 💜 💕♥️ 6mo
Reggie That‘s so wonderful of him! 6mo
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ravenlee
Poems | Hermann Hesse
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I always find poetry in translation difficult. When a poem doesn‘t work for me, is it the poet or the translator at work? I found most of these good, but none of them great.

First book of 2024 done.

Itchyfeetreader This is such a tough one and gets to the heart of how tough it is to translate. Not just words or grammar but feeling and purpose and a ton do other things besides 11mo
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LitsyEvents
Stories of Five Decades | Hermann Hesse
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repost for @Librarybelle:

Those interested in joining are more than welcome - the #192025 challenge runs through December 31, 2025, so still plenty of time! In this #ReadingChallenge, we‘re reading one book for every year from 1920 through 2025. You can keep track on Storygraph by searching for the #192025 Challenge.

original post:
https://www.litsy.com/web/post/2606751

Librarybelle Thanks for reposting! 1y
DivineDiana Thank you for the post. I did not know about the addition to Storygraph! 1y
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danx
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A collection of shorts. I enjoyed the first the most - Augustus. A little bit of sci fi here, and being Hesse his hope & struggle with humanity is evident although not so misanthropic.

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sdbruening
Gertrude: A Novel | Hermann Hesse
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Pickpick

I really enjoyed this book. The writing felt poetic throughout but still personal and engaging. It was a melancholy mood, and I loved that the main character was a composer and most of the characters were musicians so there was a lot about his connection to music. It‘s billed as “a soul-searching novel of creativity and romantic love.” Not so much on the romantic love but love plays a big part. Tragic ending for one of the characters.

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sdbruening
Gertrude: A Novel | Hermann Hesse
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Kuhn‘s father

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AkashaVampie
Stories of Five Decades | Hermann Hesse
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2021 is coming fast. A Challenge awaits you in the #DecadesOfThePast tag next year. Every 3 months, you will have to read about a different decade. There isn't any other rules than that. The 4 decades we will be doing are 80s, 90s, 2000s, and 2010s. Do you accept the Challenge? Everyone is welcome to join! Feel free to share.

#TBRCrew

@ElizaMarie @AsYouWish @jb72

SeaToSkyes That sounds fun! 4y
AkashaVampie @SeaToSkyes i didn't post about it but you don't just have to read of the decade... u can relate it to music, movies, shows, fashion. Just anything to do with that decade. 4y
Cazxxx Is love to do that ☺️ 4y
TheDaysGoBy Love this idea! 4y
A_planNerd Fun!! 4y
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Jari-chan
Peter Camenzind | Hermann Hesse, Hesse
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Pickpick

Not my favourite Hesse, but still a pick because of... Hermann Hesse. What else can I say? I love his way of writing, even though I prefer his books with more insights into the human psyche. You'll find this here as well, but it felt, like he focuses more on the portraits of nature here.

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Emilymdxn
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Hi everyone! Just checking in to let you all know I‘m still around. This teaching course has got me working til about midnight every day and I‘ve barely read anything at all, I had no idea it would be this hard if I‘m honest. I get some time off at the weekends but... blimey

Liz_M You can do it! And it'll be such a feeling of accomplishment when you're done! 4y
Megabooks Hugs! 💕💕 4y
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Novelista71
Klingsor's Last Summer | Hermann Hesse
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The simplicity and efficiency of Hesse‘s prose make for a beautiful reading experience. This is a great one to start with if you are unfamiliar with his work and at only 156pp short and to the point.