One Long River of Song
By Brian Doyle
This is both a simple and a profound book. You can find joy at the surface level and expand your thoughts as you sit with the very profound words...
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By Brian Doyle
This is both a simple and a profound book. You can find joy at the surface level and expand your thoughts as you sit with the very profound words...
By Kazuo Ishiguro
Such a slow read, but I often find Ishiguro's work that way: It's almost like I have to force myself to keep reading but also can't stop. Stevens,...
By Robin Hobb
See my notes on "Shaman's Crossing." Plus... I'm really enjoying these. Maybe not quite as much as the Farseer and Live Ship books, but better...
By Barbara Kingsolver
I loved this book and it broke my heart. I couldn’t stop thinking about it for quite some time after finishing it.
By Matt Dinniman
Card based floor was super fun, plus some GREAT out world stuff with Carl's dad and politics of keeping the floors open or not. Odette had a few good...
By Caro Claire Burke
I devoured this book. It hit real close to home and masterfully on religious cult ideologies and how they uphold patriarchy, which helps no one.