Mary Pagones
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Fortune's Fool (Fortune's Fool, #1)
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2015
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Quick Bright Things Come to Confusion (Fortune's Fool #2)
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2016
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Crawling Between Heaven and Earth (Fortune's Fool, #4)
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2017
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Stars Hide Your Fires (Fortune's Fool, #3)
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Give and Hazard All (Fortune's Fool #5)
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2018
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Courage to the Sticking Place (Fortune's Fool, #6)
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Teach Me How to Rage Correctly (Fortune's Fool, #7)
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2021
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Love Not Wisely (Fortune's Fool, #9)
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Born Broke (Fortune's Fool, #10)
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2023
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The Art of Losing (Fortune's Fool, #8)
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2021
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"I always remembered this book as a story about a girl who ate lots of pistachios and, most awesomely, knew how to raise one eyebrow at a time. Despite a family that drove her crazy and made her feel worthless, she became class president.
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| I'd never read this charming little picture book before. As a child, I was definitely a Leo, completely in my own world, telling stories to myself. As an adult, I no longer have that luxury. I agree with critics the little mouse would be annoying to ...more | |
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| Chris McCandless has become kind of a Rorschach test, thanks to Krakauer's book: is he a secular saint, too good for this cruel world or a citified fool who was too cruel to even tell his imperfect but still-caring parents where he was when he went i ...more | |
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"Somehow I never read this and I felt like I finally should. Krakauer's writing is compelling, as usual (though there are some...'90s turns of phrase, let's say, that have not aged well), and McCandless' story is obviously a tragedy. But fuck, he was "
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“I don’t know anything about the Bible, ma, the only thing I know is what you taught me, which is stuff like being kind to animals and always leave the horse in a better state after you get off of him than he was when you got on.”
― Fortune's Fool
― Fortune's Fool
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“I don’t know anything about the Bible, ma, the only thing I know is what you taught me, which is stuff like being kind to animals and always leave the horse in a better state after you get off of him than he was when you got on.”
― Fortune's Fool
― Fortune's Fool
“With horses, there were no guarantees. You worked yourself raw and hoped until your heart hurt just for a little heat in a foreleg to derail everything.”
― Finding Daylight
― Finding Daylight
“The fact is that five years ago I was, as near as possible, a different person to what I am tonight. I, as I am now, didn't exist at all. Will the same thing happen in the next five years? I hope so.”
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“I do not want people to be very agreeable, as it saves me the trouble of liking them a great deal.”
― Jane Austen's Letters
― Jane Austen's Letters
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