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The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver. Four (I think) different voices giving their take on extreme culture shock: you hear them talking, know them well, historical stuff, unusual setting, issues and questions to ponder… about Empire, amongst other things. ;-)
Show PostThe amazing adventures of kavalier and clay, or Joanthan Strange and Mr Norrell. Both longish books that will draw you in and you won't want to end.
Show PostGoT made me genuinely angry with books. Was so invested and curious to see what happened in the end that I slogged through two massive boring tomes about Daenerys doing trade deals only to find out there was no end. It was insulting!
Show PostI don't know why but I really don't like it when somebody recommends books to me. It's absolutely not rational. For that reason I'll talk about the books and authors that I read and enjoy, but I don't recommend them.
Show PostI’ve struggled to read since Covid and I used to be an avid reader. I’ve found comfort in re-reading books that I previously loved. Still not found the answer though.
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