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| This was a marvelous book—it was not only about Emily Brontë but also her two sisters, Charlotte and Anne. The sisters, along with their brother Bramwell, led an eclectic and nontraditional life, more so given the era—the early 1800s in England aroun ...more | |
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| How can one fairly describe Murdoch’s book, A Fairly Honourable Defeat, with its themes that are cloaked with evil and darkness but are embedded in an almost comical plot? It’s perhaps best described as an engaging novel with a brilliant cast of char ...more | |
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| It's difficult to rate this book, which reads more like a food memoir by Shauna Niequist than a recipe book. Each chapter tells a story about Niequest’s life: an event, gathering, or encounter with one or a group of friends. And boy does Niequest hav ...more | |
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| I enjoyed Alicia Kennedy’s writing. In her memoir On Eating, Kennedy shares her life story through foods and drinks that have left a significant mark on her lived experience. Chapters are labelled as such and include titles such as "Lamb," "Chocolate ...more | |
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| This is the first work I’ve read by Simone de Beauvoir, and after enjoying this novella immensely, it won’t be my last. The book spoke to me. It addressed what I face as a sixty-one-year-old woman (I’m the same age as the novella's protagonist): agin ...more | |
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| Picky: How American Children Became the Fussiest Eaters in History is an enlightening read. I suggest that any parent who is struggling to get their children to eat at mealtime, or who is tired of making multiple meals to accommodate fussy eaters, wi ...more | |
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| Ruth Reichl is a good writer; one of my favorite books of Reichl’s is her memoir Tender to the Bone in which she describes her childhood and her introduction to cooking via her mother (who couldn’t cook and was a bit ‘out there’). The Paris Novel is ...more | |
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| Another stellar novel by Graham Greene, the third I’ve read over the past year. His themes often include religion, and The Power and Glory not only personifies religious themes but also sin and good vs. evil. But I’d classify The Power and Glory more ...more | |
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