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Inga’s 2024 Year in Books
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| Beth Haslam’s memoir, Fat Dogs and French Estates, Part 3, is an absolute delight—witty, warm, and genuinely laugh-out-loud funny. Even without reading the first two books, I jumped right in and had no trouble following along. Haslam’s storytelling s ...more | |
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A Charming Glimpse into Life in Provence Gayle Smith Padgett’s memoir, Passion for Provence: 22 Keys to La Belle Vie, offers a pleasant and engaging look at what it’s like to fall in love with France—and eventually make it home. Through gentle humor a ...more |
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| Juliette Kline’s memoir, 10,000 Feet Above The Middle East, is a fun, fast-paced read that offers an inside look at life in the skies. Through a mix of humor, honesty, and reflection, Kline shares her adventures as a flight attendant navigating the g ...more | |
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| Richard John Currie’s memoir, Burning Braincells in Cambodia, takes readers deep into the highs and lows of expat life in Phnom Penh. From backpacking adventures to bartending, filmmaking, and eventually running a hostel, Currie’s journey is anything ...more | |
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| Mahua Cavanagh’s novel, Nairobi Ndoto, drew me in from the start with its rich storytelling and well-drawn characters. Set in Kenya, it follows a group of expatriate women—each from different cultural backgrounds—as they navigate friendship, secrets, ...more | |
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| Neil Loewe’s memoir, What I Couldn't Leave Behind, offers a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at life on the police force. Told through a series of well-crafted vignettes, each chapter feels like an episode in a compelling TV series—complete with co ...more | |
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| Linda Watanabe McFerrin’s "Namako" is a beautifully written, deeply felt novel that bridges cultures with grace and insight. Set between Japan and the U.S., it follows a young woman navigating identity, belonging, and the pull of two worlds. The auth ...more | |
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| In Tales from the 44 Trail: A Prairie Childhood Memoir, Irene Pylypec paints a vivid, heartfelt portrait of growing up in rural Saskatchewan, where each chapter highlights a different aspect of prairie life. From seasonal rhythms to family traditions ...more | |
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| In a Year on Land and Sea, Stephen Michael Malins captures the joys and challenges of life at sea in this lively memoir. From Scotland’s rugged coasts to the blue waters of the Caribbean, his travels make for an enjoyable escape. The writing is strai ...more | |
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| Russ Debella shares his personal journey through the lens of music, weaving together memories, reflections, and the songs that shaped his life. While the writing can feel uneven at times, the sincerity and passion behind his stories come through clea ...more | |
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