#bookspin #bookspinbingo @thearomaofbooks
I've padded my list with several books for #nonfictionnovember , thought I still have to finish Batman Resurrection and to read Lucky Day to get caught up on my October selections.
#bookspin #bookspinbingo @thearomaofbooks
I've padded my list with several books for #nonfictionnovember , thought I still have to finish Batman Resurrection and to read Lucky Day to get caught up on my October selections.
Another book I wouldn‘t have known existed if I wasn‘t searching for prompts! My #NonFictionNovember TBR is already full!
A study of enslaved women‘s stories using lethal force as a form of resistance and justice.
#HauntsAndHexes for literal real life #Nightmare #HauntedShelf Cover #ScavengerHunt for #Broody #BlackCatCrew #Nonfiction
Reposting for @bookwormjillk
One of my favorite things about #NonFictionNovember is hearing about all of the little tidbits everyone picks up from their reading. Please share using the tag #TodayILearned during the month of November.
One of my favorite things about #NonFictionNovember is hearing about all of the little tidbits everyone picks up from their reading. Please share using the tag #TodayILearned during the month of November.
repost for @TheBookHippie
#SUNDAYBUDDYREAD NOVEMBER
All welcome 💙💙💙💙💙
Works for #NONFICTIONNOVEMBER too
repost for @TheBookHippie
#SUNDAYBUDDYREAD NOVEMBER
Also #nonfictionnovember
Everyone welcome !
https://www.npr.org/2023/06/07/1180663349/francoise-gilot-the-famed-artist-who-l....
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/francoise-gilot-dies-180982316/
https://www.ursinus.edu/berman/collections/franoise-gilot-collection/
pickRead for #NonFictionNovember @bookwormjillk #youtubers @BrittaBihler @abookolive but I finished it on December.
This is like a memoir. I was fascinated on information about women who decided to stay single on those times where that decision was not well accepted. So well documented and my admiration for that big step👏These history facts were explained by the author to point out why she decided to stay single⬇️
so-soI really wanted to like this, but it was like the author couldn‘t find enough information about the 35 (!!!) women that worked in the Curie lab to make their stories engaging, and so relied on MSC‘s life (which is perhaps better told elsewhere?) and on snippets of chemistry to fill in the gaps. Lack of focus, and the verbatim retellings of slanderous and misogynistic letters/newspaper articles/etc were a bit triggering, too, as a scientist.
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