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Episode 11 threw me for a good loop. I finished Eloquent Rage and considered the personal damage done to Love and living because of over-policing. Also my roommate came in so I got a bit off track, but got back on track. The second book is a novel, and the relationships are layered and hard-workin…
Episode 12 opens with a lot of joy and happiness because The Summer of Jordi Perez (and the best burger in LA) by Amy Spalding is a joy from beginning to end. My YA reading group read it for May, and I loved being able to spend some quiet time with it before I spent chatting time with my friends. …
There's a lot to look at, and some fact checking to be done. This episode is not a recap, it's more a rehash and check in with thoughts about relationships that maybe I hadn't explored before. Atmosphere, upside down ness, Shakespeare, and Jemisin. Travel, war, dream speak, Kincaid, and Rodoreda. …
This episode has unfortunate background noises for a few minutes at the beginning. Which is a drag because your host goes through a bunch of emotions while talking about the novel This Too Shall Pass, an unexpectedly moving short novel about a woman whose mother has just passed and the journey int…
Episode 13 starts with your host in a swirl of emotions after finishing Among Flowers in a day because it is such a beautiful book. I learned of it through the POC Travel Book Club organized by Bani Amor (although this book is not on their reading list as yet, it was an option that reminded me that…
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