#FromtheRivertotheSea 🇵🇸🕊️
not the three highest this month all being nonfics? well at least they're all really great.
I think out of all three the one that left the deepest impression might be The Impossible City: A Hong Kong Memoir🏙️🌿🇭🇰
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it's a nonfic about a journalist who interviewed & befriended a band of rebels trapped in Daraya, a syrian town that was under siege. this book left an impression on me and I v much recommend it 💙📚
it's a nonfic about a journalist who interviewed & befriended a band of rebels trapped in Daraya, a syrian town that was under siege. this book left an impression on me and I v much recommend it 💙📚
24 Hours in Ancient China [Dr. Yijie Zhuang]
i quite like this series. this is gonna be my last book from it, at least until a new one is out—if there is one. love learning random curious info about the pastྀ◌𓈒𑁍𓂃
24 Hours in Ancient China [Dr. Yijie Zhuang]
i quite like this series. this is gonna be my last book from it, at least until a new one is out—if there is one. love learning random curious info about the pastྀ◌𓈒𑁍𓂃
[Hai Fan, Jeremy Tiang]
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thoughts & opinions:
this short story collection is filled with wild beauties even amidst all the sufferings that I'm sure came directly from the author's own memories as an ex-communist guerrilla who spent ~10 years living in the rainforest.
[Hai Fan, Jeremy Tiang]
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thoughts & opinions:
this short story collection is filled with wild beauties even amidst all the sufferings that I'm sure came directly from the author's own memories as an ex-communist guerrilla who spent ~10 years living in the rainforest.