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Exit Party
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The Book of Birds
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Book cover for Caroline: Little House, Revisited
A woman can resolve that, whatever happens, she will not speak till she can do it in a calm and gentle manner, she recited to herself as she waited for the flare of temper to ebb. Perfect silence is a safe resort, when such control cannot ...more
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hahaha. i would not have made a good pioneer woman
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Tamora Pierce
“Threats are the last resort of a man with no vocabulary.”
― Tamora Pierce, Lady Knight

“To acknowledge the existence of the bully and his accompanying risks is not the same as accepting him as a permanent feature of our world. I know that if we accept trauma and fear, it wins.

"Bullies don’t just go away. Their legacies don’t just disappear. The bully must be confronted intentionally, his impact named and addressed. Even so, it seems there’s no clear consensus on how to deal with the bully on our blocks. Do we confront him? Match violence with violence? Do we ignore him, or try to kill him with kindness? I don’t think there’s a silver bullet to handling the bully, no one-size-fits-all strategy. But the right strategy has to be rooted in a context bigger than the immediate one, has to be rooted in more than aiming to end the presence of the bully himself. We must focus on the type of world we want to live in and devise a plan for getting there, as opposed to devising a strategy centered on opposition.”
― DeRay McKesson, On the Other Side of Freedom: The Case for Hope

142444 The Vicious Circle of Armchair Book Critics — 8 members — last activity Sep 07, 2014 12:00PM
Book club in Charlotte, NC who meet 10 times a year at a restaurant to enjoy good food, wine, and discussion of books that we read together.
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