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The Inheritance of OrquĂdea Divina
Zoraida CĂłrdova
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I am honestly such a sucker for a multi-generational saga and I looooove magical realism so I fear I am the target audience. Additionally I am in fact a least favorite child who is just trying to find a place to settle in and find community so while I enjoyed Marimar, Rey, and Tatinelly, I was hooked on Orquidea from the jump.
This book just worked for me. I really wanted to find out what was going on with Orquidea Divina in her past, and it was really fun to explore that! If anything I would have loved more about all of her husbands and how she raised her kids.
I saw a review on here that said it is giving Disneyâs Encanto for adults, and you know what, hell yeah it is. Eldest daughters with generational trauma, you might like this one :)
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Missing Me: A Memoir of Postpartum Psychosis and the Long Road Back
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True page count is 224 pages. The remaining pages are all notes.
With that: I really enjoyed this book. Since starting it Iâve made notes of how far things are around me and have made it a point to walk to the grocery store, the library, and Atlantaâa belt line. Especially because I live so closely to an entry point.
I learned a lot and loved how short but full each chapter/week was. Streets paired interesting history and science to back the reason each way to walk is so important for our health.
I believe Iâll be leaning on this book and its resources for the rest of my life.