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The Antidote | Karen Russell
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And…I now interrupt all in-progress reading to start this one. Russell never disappoints, always entertains. Look forward to a great read.

Karisimo I started this today too! 1d
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TheKidUpstairs
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"What's weirder," Eugenie asked, "that Maureen has so many shoe-store guys after her or that they're all named Gordon?"
"Being surrounded by Gordons does seem to be a distinctly Canadian occurrence."

#InGordWeTrust #CanLit

ChaoticMissAdventures You can't get more Canadian than Mr Hockey himself Gordie Howe!! 1d
LeahBergen Our family cat when I was growing up was called Gordon. 🤣🤣 1d
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TheKidUpstairs
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It's possible I have too many books checked out from the library at the moment....

squirrelbrain Never too many! 🤪 1d
Mollyanna Not possible. 😆 1d
TheKidUpstairs @squirrelbrain @Mollyanna thank you for your kind enabling ? And I just got another "your hold is available for pick up" email ?‍♀️ 1d
BarbaraBB This would make me so stressed out 😀 1d
BittersweetBooks Never! But I feel this pressure constantly myself 😅 24h
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BoleyBooks
Antidote | Karen Russell
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Hooked_on_books
Gliff: A Novel | Ali Smith
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Bailedbailed

This might be a wonderful book, but the audio is crap. The reader uses a monotone which doesn‘t even vary for characters speaking. I made it just over halfway through before I‘d had enough.

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AnneCecilie
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Pickpick

Early on in this novel one of the female protagonists says in relation to marriage and divorce: “And if it‘s too easy to get out of, who‘d bother trying? […] In my day the worst thing you could imagine was being unmarried - you just went with the first fellow who asked you.”

This is a character study of what happens when marriage is the only option. How does this influence the women, the men and their children?

An amazing read

Leniverse This book is proof that it's possible for a man to write authentic and complex female characters. I genuinely had to stop halfway through the book and double check that the author was in fact a man. 6d
Suet624 Stacked! 6d
TrishB Loved this one ❤️ 6d
Jess861 I loved the writing in this book! 6d
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Floresj
Gliff: A Novel | Ali Smith
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Pickpick

Good dystopian book and I‘m curious about book #2. Lots of connections, innuendos, and main characters were believable and engaging. Good twists and turns, some felt overdone. Overall, good quick read.

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Blueberry
Black Woods, Blue Sky | Eowyn Ivey, Ruth Hulbert (illustrator)
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks The tagged is on my list! 1w
Eggs Well played👏🏻👏🏻 1w
thecheckoutstack Reminds me of Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead‘s cover too (edited) 1w
Blueberry @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks it's good. I think I gave it 5 ⭐. @NataliePatalie gave it 3 ⭐. 1w
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TreenaReads
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Pickpick

This one deserves all of your love, especially if you‘re into awesome Canadian literature. This gorgeously written, compulsively readable family saga, focussing around the disappearance of two women from a working class town, is layered with secrets, masterfully revealed.

#ohcanada #canlit #fiction

TheKidUpstairs Oooh, I've got to read this one. I read one from Higdon last year and LOVED it: 2w
TreenaReads @TheKidUpstairs 🙌🏽Yes! I loved it too! 2w
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Blueberry
Black Woods, Blue Sky | Eowyn Ivey, Ruth Hulbert (illustrator)
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My February from Storygraph.