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Kat is Currently Reading

Kat Combe is currently reading

Without A Wurduva Lie: And Other Madawaska Valley Tales

by Garry Ferguson

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Apr 06, 2026 07:11PM

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Worlds Collide (The Land of Stories, #6)

by Chris Colfer

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read in March 2022

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Kat’s Quotes

“What you do for yourself dies with you when you leave this world, what you do for others lives on forever.”
― Ken Robinson, The Element: How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything

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“the government was in danger of being overthrown. If it had succeeded, it would have earned the dubious distinction of being the very first armed takeover of an elected government in an ex-British colony in the West Indies.”
― MiddleRoad Publishers, Junta: a novel set in the Caribbean

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“As far as he knew there had been no earth-shattering event unfolding in the world, and if there were, what did it matter to him anyway? He could easily remain in bed all day and not know about it, and as far as he was concerned, if it was something he knew nothing about, it hadn’t happened and had no bearing on his life.”
― Ken Puddicombe, Racing With The Rain

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