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Edita’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at Edita’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Edita Mujkic
Goodreads Author
Born
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Member Since
August 2021
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| A Good Life by Virginie Grimaldi is a story about a family, the unbreakable sisterly love (but also annoyance), grief from losing a close family member, impacts of having a mental illness and living with someone who has it, told in a gentle but compe ...more | |
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| The Dry Heart is a story of an unhappy marriage and a study of how a misery can trigger a murder. Dark and psychological, it made me shake my head at the main protagonist. While I think that no woman should ever marry a man whom she doesn’t love and ...more | |
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| Voices in the Evenings is a fragmented portrayal of several people in an Italian village, linked by family connections, friendship or love, in a the post-war period. With elements of both comedy and tragedy, it is a page turning read even though I so ...more | |
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| A tale of two neighbouring families in Italy that follows the lives of their children during the period before Italy joined the WWII and the period after the victory of Allies. The prose is minimal but strong and convincing. One sentence or a paragra ...more | |
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| Auster’s latest, Baumgartner, with the main protagonist a writer, same as in Oracle Night, but this time an older man, is a smooth and compelling read. Once again, about writing and love, about losses and hopes, about memories and projections. | |
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| Auster’s latest, Baumgartner, with the main protagonist a writer, same as in Oracle Night, but this time an older man, is a smooth and compelling read. Once again, about writing and love, about losses and hopes, about memories and projections. | |
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| A story in a story, about love, writing, the illusions we have, the fears we grow, our weaknesses and strengths, the acceptance of pain, mental and physical. | |
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| I picked it up because it’s a translation and set in Rome (I’m a big fan of Italian authors) but I can see now that it has been longlisted for International Booker Prize 2014. The first page made me laugh. And it continued to be fun to read. | |
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| I read Porscia's book in two days—I assume that's how people read thrillers—impatient to learn how the tricky situation of dealing with a toddler diagnosed with a complex autism disorder, during Melbourne Covid lockdowns and working from home, will u ...more | |
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Beautifully told and supremely illustrated story of two girls who appear different but are in fact very similar and share the love for same things. An inspiring story teaching the children not to judge others on how they look, and also to apply thems ...more |
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