Lisa Solomon
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yoshimoto has a way of writing so sparingly that it is deceptively simple. i also often wonder what is lost in translation. japanese culture has such a different way of dealing with grief and expressing emotion than we do here in the west i am left c ...more | |
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i REALLY enjoyed this book. historical fiction can be hit or miss, but i think williams did an excellent job here - weaving facts surrounding the Oxford dictionary with a rich tale of esme - a wholly likable and more complex character than first meet ...more | |
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if you are looking for a fun slightly existential read, this could be it. it's a little over the head for my tastes [the big push about regrets in life, how no life is perfect, how the secret to life is kind of just living it] but it's well crafted a ...more | |
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welp. i wanted to like this book. poisons? strong women characters? historical slant? all good and things i usually enjoy. but nope. i didn’t love it. mostly because the modern era part - where the scorned woman is “finding” herself by [gasp] traveli ...more | |
"This is a 20 page narrative first published in 1925 in which the author’s experiences sailing a flat bottom boat down the Yellowstone River in 1877 were described. He was transporting 22 Nez Perce Indians on the boat who had been captured by the US A"
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