ragstoriches

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My second book by Wagamese and it certainly won‘t be my last. I loved this story about four people experiencing homelessness who win the lottery. We get to see their care for each other and how they touch the lives of those they encounter who at first see them as their circumstances and not as people. Their story is not really about sudden wealth, although that is part of it. It is about connection, compassion and the magic of sharing our stories.

Suet624 Apparently I already stacked this one. I‘ve yet to read a book by this author and I really want to! 2mo

Jas16 @Suet624 I really think you would enjoy his work. 2mo

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CuriousG

Ragged Company | Richard Wagamese

My husband is not a reader (aside from hunting regs & articles 😄), however he fully supports the fact that reading is not enough for me, I need to own/write in my own copies. I'm a re-reader & like to revisit the best passages that I have underlined & annotated. Anyway, he did some early shopping for my birthday & came home with these. I'm so excited - I've had Ragged Company on my TBR for so long!! And how beautiful is that Embers cover?! 😍

AnnCrystal Sweet 💐📚 😉👍. 13mo

AmyG How nice! And youhave beautiful plants 🪴 13mo

CuriousG @AmyG thanks! I've kept them alive for a whole 9 months now, which for me is shockingly long. Lol 13mo

AmyG They look very healthy and happy! Good job! 12mo

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readers_attic

The Stand-In | Lily Chu

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Short, light & interesting.
#feelgood #recommends #romance #ragstoriches

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Blaire

Ragged Company | Richard Wagamese

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This is the second Wagamese novel I‘ve read and I‘ve loved both. A story about homeless people winning the lottery could easily tip into cheesiness but this is a beautiful and empathetic story of people who are often unseen. Each character was whole and real and I teared up several times. It is a very human book. As the novel progresses we learn each characters back story and how they ended up unhoused and how they cope with newfound luck

merelybookish One of those authors I keen meaning to read! 2y

Blaire @merelybookish I really liked this one and loved

Indian Horse

jlhammar Really looking forward to this one. I loved Indian Horse. 2y

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Tianarose

Ragged Company | Richard Wagamese

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Such a heartwarming story! Richard Wagamese is quickly becoming one of my favourite authors.

BiblioLitten I love it on audio💜 3y

Tianarose @BiblioLitten that‘s how I read it too! 🥰 3y

Prairiegirl_reading This was my first Wagamese and I loved it!! I‘ve read four of his this year which is something for me. I forced myself to stop but I loved them all. 💙 3y

Tianarose @Prairiegirl_reading awesome! I discovered him about a year ago. Started with starlight and medicine man. I think I‘ve read a couple more but would have to check. 3y

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richham63

As the Crow Flies | Archer

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Good

Prairiegirl_reading

Ragged Company | Richard Wagamese

#Two4Tuesday
1. I LOVED the tagged book. I had never heard of it before someone in my irl book club suggested it. It‘s definitely a favourite of this year and also on my all-time favourites.
2. We‘ve had many great discussions. I think Water for Elephants was a good one. A book none of really liked but the discussion was great was Fishbowl. I would recommend The 57 Bus because it has so many interesting aspects for discussion.