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SanjanaGhosh
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Just me and my trustworthy Kindle against the 🌎 again this weekend!

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Cinfhen
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I don‘t know when I picked this up on Audible or why, but it was a really solid memoir of a young woman‘s experience as a war correspondent/ photo journalist. Lynsey Addario has worked in almost all the contemporary war zones risking her life to take photos that show the cost of war on civilians, soldiers and most often innocent women & children. Her story was fascinating & I loved hearing her story. #52Books23 #AWarOtherThanWWIorWWII

Cinfhen @Riveted_Reader_Melissa using for #Imagine as Lynsey often wishes 🎶Imagine all the people
Livin' life in peace🎶♥️ #NonFictionChallenge23
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JenReadsAlot Oh I read this years ago and loved it! 1y
Riveted_Reader_Melissa Great choice and great book! I recommend it often. 1y
Cinfhen It was so good @JenReadsAlot @Riveted_Reader_Melissa sent me down a bunch of rabbit holes 🤓 1y
squirrelbrain Sounds great - but of course it‘s not on my Scribd. 🤷‍♀️ 1y
Cinfhen I listened on Audible @squirrelbrain 1y
Deblovestoread Sounds great! Stacked. 1y
squirrelbrain Ah, yes, I missed that. I can see it on there…may just go for this one as I was struggling with that prompt. 1y
Librarybelle Good choice for the prompt! 1y
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sdbruening
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I read about her in Herstory and wanted to see her photographs as such a significant American, female photographer for magazines just starting out like Life and Fortune. There is biographical information by each decade of her professional life followed by major pictures she took and published. I was surprised there weren‘t more pictures of South Africa and apartheid.

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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
The Lotus Eaters | Tatjana Soli
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I tried to read this one a long time ago and just couldn‘t get into it 😩

#DNF
#BookMoods

Eggs 👏🏻🪷 💕 2y
perfectsinner I didn't enjoy it 2y
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @perfectsinner I‘m glad I‘m not alone!! 2y
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Magdalenka
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Love those images !

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TheBookHippie
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https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2021/08/the-talibans-return-is...

I‘ve followed Lynsey for decades. All her books are very good.

AmyG This is heartbreaking. 3y
TheBookHippie @AmyG I'm just gutted. 3y
DivineDiana Very sad. 3y
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GingerAntics I fear they‘ve already lost everything. I woman was beaten to death after Taliban soldiers showed up everyday for four days and she didn‘t have enough food to feed her. There are no women on the streets of Kabul anymore. Women have been kicked out of colleges and sent home from work, being told their male relatives can have their jobs. 3y
TheBookHippie @GingerAntics Yup. Alt Right here taking notes so they can replicate 😵‍💫 3y
GingerAntics @TheBookHippie oh god, I didn‘t think of that. Crap. 🤬😵‍💫 3y
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JoeMo
The Photographer: Into War-torn Afghanistan with Doctors Without Borders | Emmanuel Guibert, Didier Lefvre, Frdric Lemercier
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This was an interesting read about a photographer‘s journey in covering a Doctors Without Borders mission in Afghanistan during the mid-1980s. The greatest thing about this graphic novel is how it incorporates the photos from the experience. 4/5

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IhoardBOOKS
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This was a really good listen, it was intriguing to me to hear the perspective of war from a photographer because they are in it in a way I can‘t imagine. It was also really interesting listening about being a female in this field. Definitely recommend.

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CoffeeNBooks
The Lotus Eaters | Tatjana Soli
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I spent most of my day off grading semester exams and late work, so now I'm getting back to #coffeeandabook for #20in4. @Andrew65

suvata 🖤 Bones Coffee ☕️ 3y
CoffeeNBooks @suvata It's my favorite brand of coffee! 3y
Andrew65 This looks good, great to have you with us. 😊 3y
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Hooked_on_books
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Learning to See is a fictionalization of the life of Dorothea Lange, a photographer best known for her photos from the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl. It veers a bit too close to melodrama for my taste in places and I found the ending too abrupt, but it was also absorbing. I give it a soft pick.

#doublespin #bookspinbingo

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 3y
Crazeedi I'd love to read about her, she was an amazing photographer. I'll check this out 3y
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