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Cozy and Whimsical Palate Cleansers
Enjoy reading fantasy but feel stuck in a rut of political intrigue and heavy world building? Take a breather and enjoy the roses in a cozy, whimsical world.
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Thank you NetGalley & Macmillan Audio for providing me this audiobook ARC in exchange for my honest thoughts and opinions.
I Belong to Me is Tia Levings second book on the topic of fundamentalist church society, religious deconstruction and navigating trauma. While her first book A Well Trained Wife is a memoir, Levings structures this novel as if she is meeting the reader for a supportive chat over coffee. I Belong to Me serves as one part cautionary tale and one part resource guide for deconstructing individuals new and old. Levings is sure to reference many other novels and psychologists works that helped her find strength to leave her environment and work towards becoming her true self.
I find it admirable Levings has compiled all her tools and learnings for the benefit of others. As someone who has gone through the deconstruction process, I have found few resources that can articulate the exact thought patterns and little traumas as eloquently as Levings does. She hits the nail on the head every time.
As Levings states, “you are more than ideas.” We are more than our upbringing or frameworks in which we are raised. Looking to your internal compass is the best navigation in life. Be kind, be patient. Recovery and healing is possible.
I look forward to the release of this book so I can pick up a physical copy to keep as a reference.
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I Belong to Me: A Survivor’s Guide to Recovery and Hope after Religious Trauma
Tia Levings
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i can usually tell when i’m not going to get along with a book right off the bat (be it the writing style, the content, the characters, etc.), but my partner often encourages me to keep reading to see if i’ll like things more because historically, i struggle with expositions and as a new reader, if i’m not hooked within the first page or two, well…
so, when do you dnf a book? when is too early to dnf a book?
i find it basically impossible to make it halfway through a book if i’m already trudging my feet one chapter in. maybe i need to work on this, or maybe life isn’t that serious 😭
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"For life be, after all, only a waitin’ for somethin’ else than what we’re doin’, and death be all that we can rightly depend on." favorite quote so far
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Oh to live in a time where you’re bickering over how many letters you’ve written to each other 🤣 Make letter writing great again!
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Anyone here still get surprise that you earned a badge? or is it just me? I'll preface that I don't read for the badges, I see quests and readalongs as carefully curated tbrs. It's why I joined a lot of quests. that being said, some books are present in multiple quests that whenever I finished one book I get surprised everytime a notif said that I earned a badge. I know they're a thing, that I find myself laughing at me for getting surprise everytime. Anyone same?
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Oh to live in a time where you’re bickering over how many letters you’ve written to each other 🤣 Make letter writing great again!
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Hide the Witches
Miranda Lyn
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Immortal Consequences (The Souls of Blackwood Academy #1)
I.V. Marie
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The Red Winter
Cameron Sullivan