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Naamah is so fascinating. Who she is, as a woman, a wife,and a mother- she is so strong yet so human.

Finding a purpose to each gathering, a why rather than a what- very good point to focus on

The bad guys just kill everyone including those who fail them… sigh

When much of the meeting relies on them not communicating or being purposely difficult, it’s so tough to like… hopefully Morgan would improve with time.

Hmm

Having healthy relationships can heal your body

Interesting exercise

I’m finally invested in the characters. Took awhile...

Glad that he acknowledges that we can only speculate about the culture of prehistoric people/communities.

Listening to the audiobook. Great to listen

Phenomenal narration and beautiful writing

Listening to the audiobook, it’s every bit as satisfying as I remember

I forgot what happened in the last book. Maybe I need a primer

I like the writing style and the slacker hero.

Amazing narrator.

Could anyone in this age agree to marry a man she loves, but would always prioritize his brother over her? Falling into undying love with such a man is a bit of a curse.

The silent old fashioned love... eye contact, aloof stares, silent gestures- it seems unbelievable but I still like it.

Meeting Lakshmanan, I always wondered what type of man he is. His love and devotion to his brother usually overshadows anything else in his character.

I thought I didn’t like Aru, but it all so she can develop as a character.

Questing for girls....everything about this book feels fresh

Indra? I’m digging it

Reincarnated Pandavas? Fascinating

In considering the progression of vows, it is interesting to note that couples do not promise to have children until they first have promised to share food, develop their mental and physical capacity, get to know and support each other through loyalty and prosperity, and nurture mutual affection.

Nice list of things in order to live a vital life

Reading this with my 5-year-old, and he loves it.