This is just the lovliest book. I can‘t believe I had to stop. Great choice @TheBookHippie
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Read with #SundayBuddyRead I had heard of poet Edna St. Vincent Millay & was familiar with a few of her more famous poems but through this memoir/biography created from her journals , I was able to learn about her life. From the mundane moments to her popularity & celebrity of her times, we get glimpses of her daily life & the world around her. While not always extremely likable, she was a talented force of nature.
pickI started this book not knowing anything about Millay, with a very fleeting knowledge of her work. Her diary entries are filled with joys and criticisms, some very mean spirited and cruel, as well as a vulnerable soul who fought demons and ill health. A great look at her life. A good choice for #SundayBuddyRead .
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Top row: Summer at Tiffany -start #sundaybuddyread; continue with Have His Carcase #HarrietVane; You Are Here-#poetry;
Bottom row: The Bone Garden #WesleyPetersonMystery- finish; The Hummingbirds of Summer #nonfiction -read at least 1 ch; Death in Focus- #audiobook #ElenaStandish-start
pickWhile everyone is posting their May tbr, I‘m still posting books read in January 😳🙄🤷🏽♀️☺️
January 2025 Book #8
I enjoyed this book inspired in real facts and real people. It motivated me to read about what happened in that period of time before WWII and about these characters. I couldn‘t put it down because I like novels inspired in this period of time. 3.8/4 ⭐️
