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Liz Webb
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September 2011
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Das Waldhaus
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2022
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11 editions
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Die Bucht
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2024
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7 editions
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| A richly layered book that pulls you into the journeys of the many finely drawn characters, and explores how they intersect through movement. It has some of the best writing about dance and our connection with our bodies that I’ve ever read. | |
"Okay, now that my book club has met, my review:
I did *not* like this book. I will echo the complaint of many people who have reviewed it— it is WAY too long and needed an editor. It also needed more eyes I. It as there are two relationships depicted " Read more of this review » |
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"The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese
Location, a village in India, 1900 to 1970s The first story starts with a 12-year-old girl marrying an over 40 years old widower who has a young son! The girl became a mother to a boy who's only a few years you" Read more of this review » |
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"Forgive me in advance, because for once I won't be a bearer of my self proclaimed objectivity. But I just can't. I can't for the life of me.
There are certain things when reading a book where I draw the line. Romanticizing pedophilia is one of them an" Read more of this review » |
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| If ever there was a time for a book about diplomacy, it is now! But this timely book isn’t a weighty establishment tome expounding dry theories, it’s a witty, thought-provoking memoir from someone who has juggled the complex pressures of real-life di ...more | |
“I was endlessly tortured on the rack of my family - on one end was my destroyed dad who I knew was innocent, and on the other, my belligerent brother, vehement that dad was guilty. With one person I loved murdered and the other two people I loved hating each other, it became excruciating to think, to feel, to even function. I was a seriously fucked-up Goldilocks: Mother Bear was dead and Baby Bear hated Daddy Bear - nothing could feel 'just right' ever again”
― The Daughter
― The Daughter
“How can I use my thoughts to think about whether I'm being rational, if my thoughts are themselves irrational?”
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