June Reading Wrap Up!
The Bluest Eye,Toni Morrison
The Hundred Years' War on Palestine,Rashid Khalidi
Freedom is a Constant Struggle,Angela Davis
The House Across the Lake,Todd Ritter
A Court of Silver Flames,Sarah J. Maas
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings,Maya Angelou
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May Reading Wrap Up!
Guerrilla Gardening & Mutual Aid were super inspiring & It Can't Happen Here gave me a sense of deja vu.Weird,right?Finally hit the cap for Hoopla loans in a month.Good thing I go between Libby,Libro.fm & Hoopla for audio books or I'd be SOL for my commute & gardening. #booksky

Braiding Sweetgrass,Robin Wall Kimmerer
Horseman,Christina Henry
The Change,Kirsten Miller
Never Whistle at Night,Shane Hawk & Theodore Van Alst Jr.
On Tyranny,Timothy Snyder
Caste,Isabel Wilkerson
I Who Have Never Known Men,Jacqueline Harpman
How Fascism Works,Jason Stanley
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Super late in my March Reading Wrap Up.
Golden Son, Pierce Brown
Starling House Alix E Harrow
Morning Star, Pierce Brown
Hood Feminism, Mikki Kendall
Animal Farm, George Orwell
Pierce Brown=new fav Sci-Fi author!
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February Reading Wrap up! I loved Parable of the Sower, Demon Copperhead and Red Rising. Not A Nation of Immigrants was fascinating and The Vegetarian was beautifully written but horrifying and dejecting.
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2025 is shaping up to be the year of expanding my reading lens. I’ve finally jumped on the Romantasy and Murder Mystery bandwagons. It’s a nice reprieve from my usual non-fiction-heavy reading.
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My 2025 Bookish Goals.
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