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Lia Anshar is Currently Reading

Lia Anshar is currently reading

The Unfluencer (The Divatantes Book 2)

by Mia Heintzelman (Goodreads Author)

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Sep 18, 2026 06:01PM

“Oh, my dear Lucinda, I can't control what is going on out there," Mamá said,
"but Papá can help a neighbor,
Tía Antonia can sooth a troubled tummy, Abuelo can reinforce the doors, and I
I can cook." (A Light for Lucinda)”
― Olga Herrera

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“Inside every book was a world: a world to which she could escape.”
― Amy Sparkes, The House at the Edge of Magic Paperback Collection (Boxed Set): The House at the Edge of Magic; The Tower at the End of Time; The Bookshop at the Back of Beyond; The Lighthouse at the World's End

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“She's a monarch now,' her mom said. 'When we got here, she was just a caterpillar who was finding her footing.”
― Carolyn Armstrong

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“Knowledge begins with the naming of things. We call a tree a tree and a horse a horse. We've all come to agree upon the same name for the same things, and that is a marvelous accomplishment in itself.”
― Karen Norheim, The Book of Sprout: A Magical Adventure of Growth and Discovery

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“Weak people find even weaker people to be their victims. And the victimized often feel that they have only two choices: put up with the pain or end their suffering in death. But they're wrong. The world you lives in is much bigger than that. If the place in which you find yourself is too painful, I say you should be free to seek another, less painful place of refuge. There is no shame in seeking a safe place. I want you to believe that somewhere in this wide world there is a place for you, a safe haven.”
― Kanae Minato, Confessions

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