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BiblioLitten
Winter in Sokcho | Elisa Shua Dusapin
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Took a day off from work, did school drop off (first day chaos), had a hearty breakfast and hit the library. Took a cat nap before school pick up too! All this is rare and highly savoured. 💙

Ruthiella Nice! 2d
kspenmoll Wonderful!!! 2d
wildwoodreads The best way to spend a day! 2d
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JulietteReadsALot
Nagasaki | ric Faye
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Pickpick

In this novella, based on a true story, Éric Faye recounts beautifully and poetically how the main character, a single man in his fifties, discovered a woman was using his place when he was absent...
The themes of solitude, intrusion, and meaning of life are very well explored despite the brievety of the book.

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jackilynn
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Thought this sounded interesting so I figured I would give it a try.

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MysticFaerie
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Pickpick

4⭐️/5⭐️

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rmaclean4
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Pickpick

This is a slow, contemplative novel about a young artist battling with her mental health. I was surprised by all the love in this sad novel. I am glad I read it. 3 🌟

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Coffeymuse
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Mini readathon for the next two days... Actually just Sat/Sun mornings. My chunkster will be set aside and I'm going to enjoy these books. Happy weekend!

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mhillis
Winter in Sokcho | Elisa Shua Dusapin
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He arrived bundled up in a woolen coat. —Winter in Sokcho

#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl

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OrangeMooseReads
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Started this one the other night, Friday I think.
This was one of my first BOTM back in 2017 and had yet to read it.
So far it‘s interesting looking forward to how Finkel lays out the story.

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Kylenbosworth
Leave Me Alone | Vera Brosgol

“When she came out the other side, everything was right where she‘d left it. And she didn‘t say a word.”

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Kylenbosworth
Leave Me Alone | Vera Brosgol

This is a very fun and appropriate book for children of all ages. It almost feels as though you are going on a journey with the main character.