#17: The Two Towers, JRR Tolkien
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🎧 Andy Serkis’ narration is the only reason I finished this one (it’s a slog for me)
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#16: The Fellowship of the Ring, JRR Tolkien
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🎧 Andy Serkis’ narration is PHENOMENAL!!
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#15: A Botanist’s Guide to Society and Secrets, Kate Khavari
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Still charmed, and with quite the cliffhanger for Book #4!!

The cognitive dissonance of being a brown, Spanish-speaking ICE agent under this administration must be worse than CTE…

#14: A Botanist’s Guide to Flowers & Fatality, Kate Khavari
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So cozy - and the epilogue gave me hope we’re not done with A.A. yet. 😉

#13: Vanishing Fleece, Clara Parkes
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👍 - lots of interesting insights into the wool industry. Clara’s narration was lovely, like a chat over tea.

#12: Let’s Move the Needle, Shannon Downey
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🎧, then 📖
👍 - lots of great info, wrapped in empowered, positive delivery, rooted in reality (not toxic positivity)
Would recommend the print book over audio - my brain couldn’t follow the structure of each section until I saw it YMMV

Thank you for saying this - it’s relieving a lot of religious-trauma-fueled guilt about all the feelings I’m having about the cruel, depraved things this admin is doing and the people who empowered him after he told them his plans with his whole chest.

#11: The Ten Thousand Doors of January, Alix E. Harrow
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👍 - another captivating story from Harrow!

Thank you for doing this.

Also? I hate that there’s a need for you to do this. Which makes me appreciate it even more.