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Chauna Craig
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Great Falls, Montana, The United States
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June 2015
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The Widow's Guide to Edible Mushrooms
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Wings and Other Things
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Permafrost Vol. 38, Issue 1
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Flash Fiction America: 73 Very Short Stories
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| Most notions of "the good life" involve happiness and meaning, and positive psychology has studied these extensively. Oishi adds the slightly different concept of "psychological richness" to these areas of focusing, and it gave me an interesting way ...more | |
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| Though it reads slowly, that isn't a criticism. Somehow Flanagan links, in an intriguing structural chain reaction, the atomic bomb and HG Wells and his family lineage and his own brush with death, and I'm not entirely sure how and why it all works. ...more | |
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| I think this book is a lot smarter than many reviewers here give it credit for. It's a fantasy, and fantasies tell us a lot about current reality. I don't want to give spoilers, but there is and should be legitimate rage about billionaires who view y ...more | |
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| My favorite read so far this year! Such excellent characterization and sense of plot, and Makkai handles this crucial aspect of cultural history with such skill. I wanted to keep reading, so invested, at the same time I wanted to slow down and savor ...more | |
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| More than just a swear-y gimmick (which I still appreciate), this book embraces important psychological principles of being a responsible adult owning your sh*t and figuring out what the f*ck you really do care about. Should be required reading for o ...more | |
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Not everything I read is depressing. Some is a summer fun, time-traveling lesbian romance. I was cheering for August and Jane all the way! An option for students in my fall class, and I especially appreciate that the author calls it the "Unbury Your G ...more |
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| I really enjoyed the thesis/argument of this book about how nostalgia (especially as manufactured by the music industry) is limiting generations to music that ended with their youth and basically killing incentives to listen to new music, and I think ...more | |
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| I don't really know how to describe this book. Short, poignant, an original "thinking through" meditation on the loss(es) of a child. An approach and voice unique to this kind of memoir. I'd read Li's short stories before and have a new appreciation ...more | |
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| This is a quick and entertaining read. The intricate plot keeps you guessing, and the concept is so smart. Satirical while still making me empathize (a little bit) with Natalie. Perfect to take on your summer travels! | |