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An interesting read. As an Australian it was interesting to learn more about the relationship and history of Native Americans and their land. It did seem a bit long but when listening I did like breaking it down into short stories/segments. I would recommend it as it makes you check your ways of thinking and your daily habits. How connected are we to the land we live on?
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Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants
Robin Wall Kimmerer
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Freedom Across the North
Dedicated to the stories, testimonies, and research surrounding North Korean defectors. Recs are welcomed.
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are we allowed to dislike someone who has been through this much in life?
interesting book. did not like the man although will not judge his choices in life.
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The Vanishing Cherry Blossom Bookshop
Takuya Asakura
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You know, I’ve been saying this did not have as much usable information for me as I’d like and while that is still true I found myself incorporating this theory tonight without even thinking about it. It’s not the “let them” that I struggle with. It’s the “let me” part. I didn’t even realize it until now.
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was i supposed to read the shadow and bone trilogy before this, i feel like i might have started in the wrong order
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The Vanishing Cherry Blossom Bookshop
Takuya Asakura