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Aimee’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Aimee’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Pocket Full of Teeth Wins Big at Killer Nashville!
Pocket Full of Teeth won the 2024 Silver Falchion Award for Best Southern Gothic! The Silver Falchion Award seeks to discover and honor the best books of the previous year (novels, novellas, collections and anthologies, and non-fiction) that incorporate the elements of mystery, thriller, suspense, action, and romance in numerous genres.
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Let me start by saying that I really wanted to like this book. I really did. But in the end I was left disappointed. I'll start with the things I liked. I loved that Handful's story reminded me of the likes of Zora Neale Hurston's colorful tales. Han ...more |
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| A zen book from a zen Buddhist author filled with duality and a sense of urgency in finding meaning in life. Ozeki presents us with Nao, a sixteen year old girl who moves to Japan with her Japanese parents and struggles to find her identity in a new ...more | |
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“That’s why I started writing this story. Those things were just so heavy. It was impossible to carry around all by myself, my real father, Ray’s abuse, your death, so I took them and wrote them down. I edited them and changed the words around, shaping them into something whole. And then I printed them out onto a page, closed the book, and put it on a shelf. And if someone else read my words, then it meant that I wasn’t alone.”
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“Mama always told me that secrets come out after sundown. She said that when the darkness of night crept into the corners of my room oily shadows would unfurl themselves from under my bed, while the crows sleeping in the tree outside my window would flutter to the pane’s sharp edge to tap at the cracks in the casement, and the monster in my closet would sigh, opening its eyes before it scratched at the closet door. I’d only have to be quiet and listen.”
― Pocket Full of Teeth
― Pocket Full of Teeth
“Mama always told me that secrets come out after sundown. She said that when the darkness of night crept into the corners of my room oily shadows would unfurl themselves from under my bed, while the crows sleeping in the tree outside my window would flutter to the pane’s sharp edge to tap at the cracks in the casement, and the monster in my closet would sigh, opening its eyes before it scratched at the closet door. I’d only have to be quiet and listen.”
― Pocket Full of Teeth
― Pocket Full of Teeth
“That’s why I started writing this story. Those things were just so heavy. It was impossible to carry around all by myself, my real father, Ray’s abuse, your death, so I took them and wrote them down. I edited them and changed the words around, shaping them into something whole. And then I printed them out onto a page, closed the book, and put it on a shelf. And if someone else read my words, then it meant that I wasn’t alone.”
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