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Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell - Book Review
This is a bit of an old one! And by that I mean it’s two years old, which is old for YA. Seemingly though, everyone has read it. At least that may make for some interesting discussion. So… read on for the review and then let me know whether you agree or disagree.
Eleanor & Park – Rainbow Rowell
Two misfits. One extraordinary love.
Eleanor… Red hair, wrong clothes. Standing behind him until he…
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The Signature of All Things
@GilbertLiz The Signature of All Things #SOAT #BookReview @AuthorFeast
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Review: Eat, Pray, Read: The Signature of All Things is a zoetic novel with the salty taste of tomorrow morning.
A fictitious tale set in Victorian times about a woman who entered the male-dominated scientific community via Botany.…
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Scent & Subversion - Review
Scent & Subversion #Perfume #Books @parfumaniac
I am walking along the longest path of the world, searching for the book of my heart.
Vien Tuc Đà Lạt
Imagine a whole world where everyone smells of CK One. You probably don’t have to imagine; you have probably been there as has Barbara Herman from Yester…
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“Claire is smarter than I am. I’m not saying that out of some half-baked feminist sentiment or in order to endear women to me. You’ll never hear me claim that ‘women in general’ are smarter than men. Or more sensitive, more intuitive, or that they are more ‘in touch with life’, or any of the other horseshit that, when all is said and done, so-called ‘sensitive’ men try to peddle more often than women themselves.”
Herman Koch, The Dinner
