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To The Author I've Loved Before
While writing my first novel, I dove back into reading. I re-read some books, found old-but-new-to-me books, fell in love with so many characters and while I explored new pages, I thought about all the authors I've loved before.
A book I did not revisit, but I have carried with me since I was 13 years old was I Know This Much is True by Wally Lamb. It was not my first Wally Lamb book. I read She's Read more of this blog post »
A book I did not revisit, but I have carried with me since I was 13 years old was I Know This Much is True by Wally Lamb. It was not my first Wally Lamb book. I read She's Read more of this blog post »
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Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome: America's Legacy of Enduring Injury and Healing:
"This book profoundly impacted how I saw myself as an African American and my place in the world. I hadn't thought about the possibility of generational trauma due to slavery, but Dr. Joy's book answered questions I didn't even know I had. For anyone "
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"This is a smart, engaging book that focuses on the interpersonal journey and actions of one scientist who navigates the fallout of a space mission that didn't go quite as expected. Readers that like plot-driven stories that balance intellectual depth"
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H.E. Wallace
is finished with Farenheit 451: Guy Montag! You stole my heart!
What a world Mr. Ray Bradbury wrote - bizarre I'm sure at the time of this novel's debut. In 2025, the world in which Montag finds himself, is all too real. I did not expect Montag's evolution, but I understood it. When we are so compressed and controlled, how could you not want to set fire to it all. I love this book! So glad I finally read it!
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