
I‘m really looking forward to traveling to the glorious fictional island of Tuga for #FictionalTraveler this month! What will everyone else be reading for the #Island prompt?

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I‘m really looking forward to traveling to the glorious fictional island of Tuga for #FictionalTraveler this month! What will everyone else be reading for the #Island prompt?
This book looks at the tiny, remote culture of St Kilda, an outer Hebridean island group evacuated of its human population in the 1930s. It‘s a very interesting read told in an engaging fashion with little bits of humor here and there. I really enjoyed it and would love to visit there someday.
“People think that death by drowning would be peaceful.“
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“And it was good to be a little island. A part of the world and a world of its own.“
Blurb- Image of cat asking fish to explain how the little island is apart of the land then to have faith in what he doesn't know- a good lesson that sometimes we need to have trust.