so-soThis was an ok read. There are not too many books I can think of that are set in Afghanistan, which makes this interesting. But the writing just didn‘t grab me. I did enjoy the first book though which I read a few years ago.
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so-soThis was an ok read. There are not too many books I can think of that are set in Afghanistan, which makes this interesting. But the writing just didn‘t grab me. I did enjoy the first book though which I read a few years ago.
#weeklyforecast @Cinfhen
Just starting all 3....
- Dear Sugar will complete my #Pop19 challenge (doing an audio print combo) It has me at the introduction! I‘m loving the term “ radical empathy”!
- Thank you lovely friend for the Shriver novella I just know I‘m going to love...😘
- Tell me everything is set at a liberal arts college, which basically is my catnip 🐱 so fingers crossed...🤞💕
“...[accepts an] absence that is not death...” A strange state of limbo to be in but applies to all kinds of relationships. #bookstagram #relationships #amreading
pickThis book was amazing. Even as someone who isnt married or in a relationship this was a very intresting and eye opening read. I think everyone should read this book. It definitely even helps with figuring out how you yourself feel. Also as someone who was in a relationship with someone who showed me no love language let alone my own I see what people crave and expect from their partners.
Thank you so much, my sweet friend! 😘💕😍
It arrived! 📚#bookmail 📪
You know how I love ‘We need to talk about Kevin‘ , I‘m so looking forward to reading this novella, which is gorgeous to look at too! Plus the Parisian bookmark and notebook are perfect....
And Ruth!!!! 🙌🙌🙌😍
I‘m so touched by your kindness, as always... thank you again my lovely..... 💕💕💕
pickI read this one for this weeks Epic Reads challenge. I love how these challenges pull me to reading books I might have missed. It was a difficult, but worthwhile book.
pickMating in Captivity offers more questions than answers, but the questions are worth asking. On the surface, this book appears to primarily address difficulty with physical intimacy, but underneath that premise, the reader is invited to see eroticism as another language with which to communicate. Perel's a polyglot and her mastery of language adds poetry, making Mating in Captivity a breathless read.
🎶Something in your eyes is makin' such a fool of me
When you hold me in your arms, you love me 'til I just can't see
But then you let me down, when I look around🎶
#borderline
#movember
@Cinfhen
1. I don't know about ever, but the shortest book I've read so far in 2019 was “The Spectator Bird“ (226 pgs).
2. Longest book ever was “War and Peace“ (1,802 pgs). Every year I read a book that is 1,000 pages or more.
3. I do genealogy research, so I have books in my house from the 1800s (town histories and the like)
4. “What We Will Become: A Mother, a Son, and a Journey of Transformation“ -- published on 11/12/19
#bookquestion #EST @ljuliel
