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Ok I'm already obsessed and have a new answer to "if you could live in any fantasy world".
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They may be kinda mean….but I want one of those tiny dragons
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Ok I'm already obsessed and have a new answer to "if you could live in any fantasy world".
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The Enchanted Greenhouse (Spellshop, #2)
Sarah Beth Durst
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The Things Gods Break (The Crucible, #2)
Abigail Owen
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Do you wish you could see the world
I just finished reading How I Know White People are Crazy and Other Stories; Notes from a Frustrated Black Psychologist a Health, Mind & Body; Nonfiction (Adult) book written by Dr. Jonathan Lassiter. I read the AudioBook published by Hachette Audio. NetGalley gave me a copy of this book. I listened to this book on NetGalley. It is a stand alone book.
This book is a must read if you like: Social justice work, Autobiographical books, race studies, psychology, and nonfiction.
Dr. Jonathan Lassiter takes us on his journey through the psychology field, with an honest look into the insanity that is the current system.
This book is a frank, witty, direct, honest look into our current society.
As a white person this book was tough to read, but I am very very very glad I did. He makes this tough topic approachable.
This book has a specific focus with a specific arena and a specific point. This allows you so see a specific viewpoint clearly.
The last chapter was a fabulous summary and great points.
I struggled with some of the way things were phrased, due to my background and history, but I don’t think anything should be changed.
I love that the book was read by the author. It was really enjoyable to listen to.
I REALLY enjoyed this book and I think more people should read it.
Content Warnings: Adult language, intense situations, racism, and all the other isms.
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The Bookshop Below
Georgia Summers
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The Bookshop Below
Georgia Summers
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I’ve been listening to the Florence & The Machine singles from “Everybody Scream”, and I feel like “One of the Greats” fits Sabine’s story and vibe so well…
I’m only 28% through the book so I’m not sure if it fits throughout her story, but listening to it always makes me think of her 🥀
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