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Bailedbailed

Got 1/3 of the way through on my 2nd attempt. I'm just not following her arguments. Probably my fault.

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kaysworld1
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These past 2 days i have been in the mood to just read and it feels great. Reading for hours and into the night is soothing my tired body and soul right now to the point where i am very antisocial at the moment 😆

#currentlyreading My forbidden face by Latifa
#readingontheroad
#Australiabased
#needtofindabookclub

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Eggs
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1️⃣ reading, errands, still decluttering/organizing, walking/exercising, and The Littles❤️
2️⃣ My grands‘ big furry cat Waffles (crammed into a small basket just to entertain us)
3️⃣ Flying bird -freedom
4️⃣ ✅

#motivationalmonday @Cupcake12

Cupcake12 Great answers. Love the photo of Waffles! Have a great week x 3d
Eggs @Cupcake12 Thanks! You too🥰 3d
wanderinglynn Thanks for the tag! 🥰 3d
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Read4life Thank you for the tag. 💙 3d
dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 3d
Eggs @wanderinglynn ❤️❤️ 2d
Eggs @Read4life ❤️❤️ 2d
Eggs @dabbe 🖤🐈‍⬛🐾 2d
marleed I‘m headed out on a road trip to NW Arkansas - tagging along with a friend and her fellow master gardeners! 1d
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Bevita
Composing a Life | Mary Catherine Bateson
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Bailedbailed

I always wanted to read this but now I remember I mostly like fiction.

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LibrarianRyan
The House That She Built | Mollie Elkman
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Pickpick

4⭐This is a typical book about construction. What makes it unique is every job is done by a woman. And “this is a house that she built” is the constant reframe. Each page focuses on a different aspect of building a house: what the job is, what they do, and it emphasizes that this can be a woman, of any race creed, color, or ability. Overall this is a fabulous book for the entry into construction and building that will appeal to both boys and girls

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Ladygodiva7
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Got this book from my church and it‘s extremely insightful. Even tho I‘ve gone to church all my life, I do not know how to “study” the Bible and this book has descriptive study outlines and how to view the Bible: The Bible is about God, not about you.
I will need to change the way I read the Bible, I just read the whole thing like it‘s a novel, not a true story with lots of deeper meanings.

Ladygodiva7 Worth reading again for the study notes, guidance and viewpoints. 2w
AnnCrystal 👏🙏👍&💕🐶💝. 1w
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kspenmoll
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This book.
My morning reading. #coffeeandbooks

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kspenmoll
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How many times in history did this happen? According to to the author, beginning with Reformation, libraries were decimated by varying religious groups, with the intention of burning “controversial texts.” There are lists of these books.available today.“ Femina” was the category that destroyed female texts were cataloged under. I am reading the into- so much to digest on every page!

TheBookHippie Well. I need to read this apparently. 😵‍💫 and yes, why do you think conservatives are constantly trying to dummy down and remove books from public schools? So they can control the population. 2w
GingerAntics I think this author needs to do her homework. The library at Alexandria was destroyed, and with it almost all the scrolls (the equivalent of roughing 100,000 books), in 48 BCE by rioting Christians who wanted to destroy the pagan knowledge. 2w
GingerAntics The books that were rescued from the Library of Alexandria were housed in the library of the Temple of Serapis. It was known as the “daughter” library to the Library of Alexandria because it was created to house those rescued scrolls and added many others until it was destroyed in 391 CE by the Roman emperor in an attempt to eradicate pagan study and worship to establish Christianity as the sole religious and intellectual authority. (edited) 2w
GingerAntics Christians have been doing this ever since Paul and Rome took over the christian faith. These nuts have been doing this since the beginning. Sectarian destruction of libraries (christians destroying other christians‘ books) began in during the reformation. 2w
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kspenmoll
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1) hope to see the eclipse, but looks like it might be cloudy. on vacation the rest of the week I have no plans which is glorious.

2)coffee in the morning, water later in day.

3) I have tons of book marks which i do use, but often it‘s a found thing near me- tissue, mail, ribbon,etc.

4) current read is tagged.

Cupcake12 Thanks for joining in. Hope the sky stays clear 🤞 2w
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Bookbuyingaddict
Normal Women | Philippa Gregory
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@readingjedi @Birdsong28 have you started this monster yet ? The podcast is excellent 👌 I received this for Christmas but haven‘t started it yet 🙂

readingjedi No, not started it yet. And to be honest, there's a "couple" of books on my reading list I need to get through first, so it might be "a little while" till I do! ? 2w
dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 2w
Birdsong28 Not started it yet. I have also discovered the podcast but not started that either 😊📚📖 2w
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