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Mini Shopaholic (Shopaholic, #6)

by Sophie Kinsella

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Jan 18, 2026 01:14PM

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Book cover for How to Work in Denmark (Original version): Tips on finding a job, succeeding at work, and understanding your Danish boss

How to Work in Denmark (Original version): Tips on finding a job, succeeding at work, and understanding your Danish boss by Kay Xander Mellish

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Having grown up in a welfare state with an extensive safety net, it can be hard for Danes to comprehend how important it is to “win”, and how far and fast you can fall if you don’t.

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“You can love more than one person, she said. That's arguable. Why is it any different from having more than one friend? You're friends with me and you also have other friends, does that mean you don't really value me? I don't have other friends, I said.”
― Sally Rooney, Conversations with Friends

tags: female-friendship, friendship, love

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“Gradually the waiting began to feel less like waiting and more like this was simply what life was: the distracting tasks undertaken while the thing you are waiting for continues not to happen.”
― Sally Rooney, Conversations with Friends

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“Was I kind to others? It was hard to nail down an answer. I worried that if I did turn out to have a personality, it would be one of the unkind ones. Did I only worry about this question because as a woman I felt required to put the needs of others before my own? Was “kindness” just another term for submission in the face of conflict? These were the kind of things I wrote about in my diary as a teenager: as a feminist I have the right not to love anyone.”
― Sally Rooney, Conversations with Friends

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