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Litsi
Big Swiss: A Novel | Jen Beagin
Mehso-so

Vaginas that feel like castles; killing bees; with adultery; a dark compact between mother and daughter; stalking; sexual obsession. If that does not intrigue you, then skip this. All of the above happens in a quaint New York hamlet that people move to to become the better version of themselves. But what happens if there isn‘t a better version of you? Darkly madcap. So startling, it disgusts; so hyper real, it excites. Will be better as a film.

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katcalvin
Big Swiss: A Novel | Jen Beagin
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Mehso-so

Not my favorite book but a lot of people are loving it.

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RegalingScribe
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99¢ Special Prescription: If you want to kill your boss, you need therapy! Instead, read this fun and thrilling account of someone who “done it.” This is your prescription-thriller therapy. LOL! https://bit.ly/4b1JHLJ

#readers #jobstress #therapy #thriller #literature #series #novella #bookstagram #booklover #library #reading

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GingerAntics
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Started this one after Kim Jiyoung. Had been debating getting a new therapist, but by the end of the intro I knew it was time! I downloaded the PDF of the questionnaires and wow talk about clarity! I don‘t know if any real healing has happened yet, but someone is ready for therapy now. Very clear how both my mother and grandmother expressed their emotional immaturity. Talk about an eye opener!

GingerAntics I mean, I knew they were both abusive in their own ways, but I always thought of my grandmother as the mature one… the adult in our house. Turns out, NOPE! Just as immature as her daughter. #LindsayCGibsonPsyD #AdultChildrenOfEmotionallyImmatureParents #audiobook #busbook #mindblown #newperspective #therapy #therapyhereicome #eyeopener 2w
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JessCTea
Big Swiss: A Novel | Jen Beagin

“It was a voice you could snag your sweater on, or perhaps chip one of your teeth, but it was also sweet enough to suck on, to sleep with in your mouth.”

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BirdLaVie
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Galit Atlas has married psychoanalysis with what feels like the magical world of emotional inheritance, in which ancestral trauma is passed down through generations. Except that the way in which we all know more than we think we do about our families and one another unconsciously is not magic, it is very real; as is the way in which processing the trauma can finally begin to heal and release it. 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

BirdLaVie “Our hope lies in the understanding that our emotional work has a profound effect on who we, our children, and our grandchildren will become. Trauma is transmitted through our minds and through our bodies, but so are resilience and healing.” 1mo
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MyNamesParadise
Big Swiss: A Novel | Jen Beagin
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Just finished this one! Read it for book club. It‘s not something I would‘ve read on my own. It was a little slow to start but eventually picks up. Greta is an interesting character. Overall I liked it but it‘s definitely quirky & may not be for some people. I‘m eager to see what people at book club have to say about it!

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Kazzie
Big Swiss: A Novel | Jen Beagin
Pickpick

This was strange, and took several twists. The story with Greta was unsettling but ultimately she reached some closure - less so with the title character. Sometimes the characters seemed too much. But very engaging

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JacintaMCarter
Hate List | Jennifer Brown
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