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These Olive Trees | Aya Ghanameh
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“These Olive Trees is far more than a picturebook about a refugee experience. It provides a distinct look into the resilience and culture of the Palestinian people.“ See the full review of this picturebook here: https://wowlit.org/on-line-publications/review/xvii-1/8/

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#BookBracket @Catsandbooks

I love how the different bracket setups alter some of the outcomes.

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#ReadingBracket

My April favorite 💙📚💙

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#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView

1. About 600. I‘ve been going through the ones I‘ve read and offering them to family & friends. The ones not claimed go to LFLs, shelters, etc. #Roll100 ( @PuddleJumper ) & #ReadOrDonate ( @julieclair ) have helped me condense my collection.

2. Tagged.

Thanks for the tag, @TheSpineView 🤓

PuddleJumper Ooft that's a lot of books! 2d
TheSpineView Yw! Thanks for playing 2d
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#WeeklyFavorites

The community, the family, the stories. I love it all.

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Mishka | Edward van de Vendel, Anoush Elman
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“Originally written in Dutch and told through Roya‘s eyes, this award-winning book is funny, sweet and touching. Readers will enjoy the playful moments between Roya, her brothers, and Mishka, particularly as Roya discovers Mishka‘s unique way of expressing deep comfort and security.“ Read more about this USBBY Outstanding International Book here: https://wowlit.org/on-line-publications/review/xvii-2/7/

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Little Bee | Chris Cleave
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#OffMyShelf “New Author”

Little Bee flees violence and murder in Nigeria only to encounter prejudice and indifference in England. She seeks out a British couple and their horrific original chance meeting and its repercussions are revealed.

I appreciated the message in this book, which calls for compassion towards asylum seekers, but I didn‘t get on with the style. It felt too heavy and obvious. Glad to have experienced this author however.

wanderinglynn You are rocking it! Another bingo! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 1w
Ruthiella @wanderinglynn This one was only 266 pages, a breeze compared to the previous one! 😅 1w
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I adore Jenny Colgan books. The setting & characters in Mure are just fantastic. Wonderfully written & perfectly imperfect & real.

This was a rolled #Roll100 book for me this month & it‘s also on my #readyourebooks list.

With this completed read I also completed my April #BookSpinBingo board. 🤓

#SeriesLove2025

TheSpineView ❤️📖📚 1w
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 1w
PuddleJumper ❤️❤️ 1w
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#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView

1. Yes. I feel better knowing I have cash for instances where it‘s cash only, the tech is down and other reasons.

2. There‘s a very wealthy character in the tagged book. His wealth affects him in the first two books in ways different than this one. Love affects him more.

Want to play @KadaGul @ElizaMarie @Deblovestoread

TheSpineView Your answer to #1 reminded me when Helena came through and the cell towers were down and no internet for several days. You had to pay cash everywhere, including the grocery store. 1w
Deblovestoread Thanks for the tag! 1w
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