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Amanda is Currently Reading

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CRUMBL COOKIES AT HOME: The Comprehensive Guide to Engineering the World's Most Viral Cookie

by Chef Othman

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Sourdough Discard Recipes Cookbook: 100+ Easy Zero-Waste Recipes for Pancakes, Crackers, Pizza Dough, Muffins, Quick Breads, Cookies & Everyday Baking (The Everyday Sourdough Discard Collection)

by Margaret Morton

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How to Be Idle: A Loafer's Manifesto

by Tom Hodgkinson (Goodreads Author)

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Amanda’s Notes & Highlights

Book cover for Amethyst (Ambrosia Hill, #1)

Amethyst (Ambrosia Hill, #1) by Rebecca Henry

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Only in Ambrosia Hill were we free to be who we truly were—a lineage of magical women.

I adore the partial quote of "a lineage of magical women". I believe everyone has a lineage of magic and part of our journey is to unlock our own magic. Some magic is as simple as the gift of gab to cooking to painting to true senses. What does a lineage of magic mean to you?

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