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Susan’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Susan’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Susan Kietzman
Goodreads Author
Born
Fairfield, CT, The United States
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February 2013
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The Summer Cottage
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2015
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4 editions
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The Good Life
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2013
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Every Other Wednesday
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It Started in June
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A Changing Marriage
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2014
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The Summer Cottage Paperback May 26, 2015
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BY Kietzman, Susan ( Author ) [{ A Changing Marriage By Kietzman, Susan ( Author ) Feb - 25- 2014 ( Paperback ) } ]
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Working on the Inside
Here’s the outside – the face, the body. It’s pretty easy to take care of. Water. Soap. Shampoo. Exercise. It’s the inside, what’s in the mind, that demands more attention and intention. I’ve been doing a decent job of taking care of my mind – in that I use it to read, learn, think, explore, wonder, etc. And yet, my mind often seems to be the master of me, focusing on things that are useless or ev
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All the Beauty in the World: The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Me
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| Patrick Bringley's reasons for becoming a guard at The Metropolitan Museum of Art are both heartbreaking and sweet. He stays for 10 years for different reasons - because he loves art, and because he finds comfort in quiet work. If you've been to the ...more | |
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| I Heard the Owl Call My Name, published in 1967, tells the story of a young priest who is sent to a remote village in British Columbia to help the indigenous people who live there. Mark receives as many if not more lessons than he delivers - and is e ...more | |
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| I Heard the Owl Call My Name, published in 1967, tells the story of a young priest who is sent to a remote village in British Columbia to help the indigenous people who live there. Mark receives as many if not more lessons than he delivers - and is e ...more | |
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| This is the first book in a series by Thich Nhat Hanh. I read an entry each day as part of my morning routine. His words are wise, encouraging, peace-inducing, and kind. For all seeking calm and reassurance. | |
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| Theo of Golden tells the story of a mysterious visitor, Theo, to the town of Golden, Georgia. At 87, he knows time is running out; he's on a mission. Part of the mission becomes clear right away. The other parts are hidden until the end of the book. ...more | |
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| Excellent Women by Barbara Pym is a book about nothing much at all. It takes place in the 1950s, in and around a church in England. Mildred, the protagonist, is a spinster, who seems to have very little regret about this condition. She busies herself ...more | |
“Claire was the only one who called it the Gaines cottage, but she did so less and less frequently, as it was never acknowledged, and, obviously, never took. Helen grabbed the collapsible, aluminum wheelchair from the back of the car and placed it next to the rear passenger door. She pushed and pulled it into shape and then set its brakes. She then gently opened the door that held Claire’s heavy head and twig-like body. “Mother,” she said quietly. “Mother, we’re here.” Claire opened her eyes and blinked several times before speaking. “Where,” she said, eyes closed again. “At the cottage.” Helen supported her”
― The Summer Cottage
― The Summer Cottage
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Books read in 2016 - Target 50,000
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