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Plot twist after plot twist!!! 🫨 If I had known this was a mystery novel, I would've been trying to put the pieces together. 😂
decembercapricorn finished reading and wrote a review...
The beauty of reading a short book is that you usually get a really good sense of why the author wrote it. I felt especially close to Momaday while reading this, as if he whispered the words in my ear. Throughout the book, the author presents meaningful vignettes of his life that made me think of my own rural childhood. I believe this is a necessary reminder of all that the land has given us. Memory is a valuable resource, and to be an earth keeper is to remember that all life begins and ends with the earth.
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Titular Women
Books with the name of their female protagonist in the title
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decembercapricorn commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
hi does anyone know if there is a website that has lists of new book releases that are coming out each month (sort of like a calendar) so then we can find out about new book releases and get notifications when they are released so I don't forget thanks!
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If this were written today, there would definitely be a love triangle between Jane, Mr. Rochester, and Mr. Rivers!
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Hidden Classics
Stories that have (imo) gone under the radar
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“ Much enjoyment I do not expect in the life opening before me: yet it will, doubtless, if I regulate my mind, and exert my powers as I ought, yield me enough to live on from day to day. ”
decembercapricorn commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Happy NAHM/IAHM Everyone! To all my Indigenous friends and family, much much love!
I am doing a NA/Indigenous read-along for this month with my library's book clubs, and we are looking for more recommendations. The clubs are Kids, Youth (middle grade), YA/Teen, Adult, Non-fiction, and general (everyone). So far we are reading and discussing:
"Looking for Smoke" by K.A. Cobell (YA) "Ancestor Approved" by Cynthia Leitch Smith (ALL Clubs) "Elatsoe" by Darcie Little Badger (Youth/YA) "Medicine River" by Mary Annette Pember (Nonfiction/Adult) "If the Dead Belong Here" by Carson Faust (Adult) "This Land" by Ashley Fairbanks (Youth/Kids) "Never Whistle at Night" (Adult/YA club) "To Shape a Dragon's Breath" by Moniquill Blackgoose (YA) "Finding My Dance" by Rja Thundercloud (Youth/Kids) "Find Her" by Ginger Reno (ALL clubs) "Imaginary Borders" by Xiuhtezcatl Martinez (Nonfiction/YA/Adult) & "The Buffalo Hunter Hunter" by Stephen Graham Jones (Adult)
If there are any other books that you all would like to recommend, feel free to leave them down below! I'll try making a list on here of the books for everyone on PB and for my librarian/book club friends!
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Post from the The Will of the Many (Hierarchy, #1) forum
This is my before bed read and I love the balance of action/depth... I'm only a few chapters in and I feel like I already know so much about the world. However, my dreams are crazy now! 🤣
decembercapricorn TBR'd a book

Minor Black Figures
Brandon Taylor
decembercapricorn TBR'd a book

The Healing Hippo of Hinode Park
Michiko Aoyama