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Honeybeebooks
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Pickpick

I learned of this book from a podcast. The guest was reminding listeners how individuals and churches are called to help the poor and the marginalized and how having secure housing can help stabilize the issues that contribute to homelessness. I was compelled to track down his book. For me his work is a five ⭐️ pick. It is teaching me how a change in perspective and a willingness to do small and big things may make a difference.

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Honeybeebooks
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“It is past time for us to get into some holy trouble on behalf of the unhoused.” pg 179 ❤️

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Honeybeebooks
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“Above all else, homelessness, dehumanizes. It isolates, it discards, and it amplifies fear and anxiety. In your daily interactions with people experiencing homelessness, their homelessness is not truly at stake. Their humanity though is.”

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BkClubCare
Blue Ruin: A novel | Hari Kunzru
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Celebrating Indie Bookstore Day: purchased Blue Ruin for this year‘s Tournament of Favorites and they gave me the Supersonic. Posing in front of a pretty mural across the street from my next stop (which isn‘t open yet! 🤨) #ibd #indiebookstoreday

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TheBookgeekFrau
The Double Bind | Chris Bohjalian
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Eggs Brilliant 👏🏻 2mo
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BaBaBaBillyAndTheBooks
Blue Ruin: A novel | Hari Kunzru
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Mehso-so

Part of why everyone here annoys me, I think, is no one appears to have real responsibilities, even as COVID hits. Rob and Alice have a daughter they ignore, Jay‘s life has mostly been wading through an art scene while being high, and the art anyone does finally do feels pretentious and light. They have disappeared into their art, a major theme. People return when they connect with others, and mostly everyone here is too selfish to do that.

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MittenGirlPeach
The Salt Path | Raynor Winn
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My April #bookspin. Every month I look forward to the numbers and every month I make a fun list, but I haven‘t been posting them. Litsy is a wonderful refuge in these turbulent times; it‘s always good to check in. Getting ready to start the tagged book!

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Rachiiebookdragon
No Fixed Address | Susin Nielsen
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Pickpick

I enjoyed reading this book to Henry

4.5/5

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NovelNancyM
The Salt Path | Raynor Winn
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Pickpick

Really enjoyed this memoir of a couple who lose everything that matters (their house, his health) except each other. They walk the southwest coast of England when they nowhere else to go or nothing to do. I am going to read the sequel immediately and look forward to the movie coming out based on the book.

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Graciouswarriorprincess
I Know How to Draw an Owl | Hilary Horder Hippely
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This is a sweet book. It made me tear up and filled my heart with joy. Book 20 of the year.