Jessica’s
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(group member since Aug 20, 2018)
Jessica’s
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from the Diversity in All Forms! group.
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Sarah wrote: "I picked this up as part of a book challenge to read in a genre I didn't normally read. I don't read much romance, and this book was on a list of "Romantic books for people who don't normally read ..."At least me it was much more folktale like. For instance, Celia's father's name Prospero the Enchanter. Prospero comes from Shakespeare's the Tempest.
Also, there are a lot of characters I did make this list if it helps anyone.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
My Secret Santa sent me a Nora Roberts Trilogy. Thank you so much!!!!!
I adore this book. The art is amazing and honestly a great family book too. a lot of families are mixed and not all siblings look alike. I love how it deals with that.A must read of 2020.
The Return of the Light: Twelve Tales from Around the World for the Winter Solstice by Carolyn McVickar Edwards https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/8...
greatest love story looks good.Offerman also has another one called "Paddle Your Own Canoe"
Mariah Roze wrote: "Also, did you know the author has autism! That is why she wrote the book and created Luna! Her story is so interesting :) Here is an article about it: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-am......"Thanks so much for sharing this!!
Book #2 is so good, but for different reasons!!! Not only do you get the perspective of autism but additionally in the second book, you get culture thrown in as well.
I adore this book so much!
I'd like to start with the fact that she is a wonderful and amazing woman; however, I struggled with this book. The tone and pace of the book s very monotone and slow. I had nothing really driving me though this book. It was great to read about her, but I felt like I was sitting though a lecture.
