ErinCorbois wrote a review...
Loosely inspired off the Tattooist of Auschwitz. This book was not for me.
ErinCorbois commented on Holly12's review of Credence
Dnf @ 37%
My moral compass is screaming at me
I know they aren’t technically related but it gave me full body shivers ew ew ew
I was curious
I should of stayed curious
I don’t even wanna know how much worse it gets
ErinCorbois wrote a review...
I have come to the conclusion that i just hate her writing
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I didn’t realize how spicy this would be but I’m not mad 😋
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ErinCorbois wrote a review...
hated this book.
ErinCorbois wrote a review...
This book was so beautiful and I'm devastated by the ending.
ErinCorbois wrote a review...
Love love love love love Sue Lynn Tan. Will read every single thing she writes. Give them all to meeeeeee
ErinCorbois wrote a review...
This is a non-fiction book about Metis history. Most of our history has been told by the conquering colonists. This is one of the first big, fully sourced, history books about Metis history by a Metis lawyer. Highly recommend if you are Metis or seeking to learn more about Metis history, identity or Canadian history.
ErinCorbois commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hey! Looking for other people who love reading indigenous books. I have a whole bunch of Metis books I'm slowly working my way through. Any other people out there like me?? Edit - I've started a list of (mostly) Canadian Indigenous books. Note that borders are imaginary and our people traversed the breadth of the land and had many relationships across different nations.
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Children's Indigenous Books
A list of kid's indigenous books. I come at this from a Canadian Metis point of view and welcome other suggestions of authentic indigenous authors.
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Indigenous books
I'm coming at this from a Canadian Metis point of view and I welcome other suggestions for the list.
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Post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hey! Looking for other people who love reading indigenous books. I have a whole bunch of Metis books I'm slowly working my way through. Any other people out there like me?? Edit - I've started a list of (mostly) Canadian Indigenous books. Note that borders are imaginary and our people traversed the breadth of the land and had many relationships across different nations.
ErinCorbois commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I know that the saying is “Don’t judge a book by its cover” but sometimes I find a copy whose cover is so ugly or boring. Even if it’s a book I want to read.
For example, earlier today I saw a copy of Jane Eyre at the thrift store, but I found the cover so boring that I put it back.
Does that make me a superficial reader?
ErinCorbois commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Major storm on the east coast of the USA Saturday ( Jan. 24), Sunday (Jan. 25), and into Monday (Jan. 26). What is everyone reading on their snow days? I’ll got first: Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik (audiobook) The Duke of Shadows by Meredith Duran Stone Witch of Florence by Anna Rasche The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
ErinCorbois commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
My current read is a very slow one, would love some new recs. Looking for a new romance to fall in love with, something that just feels like a warm hug honestly. On the completely opposite side maybe an angsty romance or a heartbreak (should make me cry!) Would love some recs!!
ErinCorbois commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
How’s everyone enjoying their Sunday? I’m listening to the Atlas Complex while knitting with a cup of tea and a lit candle on the table next to me. The vibes are immaculate 👌📚
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There are TWO types of people in this world: Chapter 54 people and chapter 55 people.
Which are you?💭🤍🌶️🥵
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