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Tabitha’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Tabitha’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Tabitha Vohn
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Influences
Emily & Charlotte Bronte, Angela Carter, Ann Radcliffe, Carol Goodman,
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Member Since
June 2013
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Tomorrow Is A Long Time
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2014
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Requiem For The Fallen
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2013
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Finding What Is
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2013
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Thin Places
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Only for a Moment
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2016
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They Tried to Forget
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2019
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About a Boy
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The Necessary Ones
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They Tried To Forget
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New Release: About a Boy
About a Boy
Hey Everyone,
I'm pleased to announce the release of my fifth novel, About a Boy.
It's about the attainability of love & connection. If you like stories such as Lost in Translation and Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight, you will enjoy this book.
It's currently available in paperback & Kindle on Amazon, as well as on Smashwords.
I'm also giving away 10x ebook copies via Smashwords to the f Read more of this blog post »
Hey Everyone,
I'm pleased to announce the release of my fifth novel, About a Boy.
It's about the attainability of love & connection. If you like stories such as Lost in Translation and Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight, you will enjoy this book.
It's currently available in paperback & Kindle on Amazon, as well as on Smashwords.
I'm also giving away 10x ebook copies via Smashwords to the f Read more of this blog post »
Tabitha Vohn said:
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This is a beautiful, digestible ponder on the necessity of silence, introspection, & intention. Highly recommended. "
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is starting Cloud Cuckoo Land: My late aunt raved about this book and loaned me her copy years ago. When she passed, I gifted a number of her unread (by me) books to my cousin, along with this novel.
I found it again at a 4th of July vendor sale by a library and purchased a hardcover copy for $2. I think I'm meant to read this book. "All the Light" was meh for me; maybe this novel will move me differently. <3 
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Gorgeous from cover to cover. This is one of those novels that I read the synopsis and thought: there is no way I'm not loving this book. And I did. Absolutely loved it. I can't divulge without spoilers, but one of the things that makes this novel so ...more |
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Love that Xav. This review was posted via Amazon.com. Thought I would share it here since V.J.Chambers wrote such a nice review of Finding: "Rated 4 out of 5 Stars Evocative and Alluring October 11, 2013 By V. J. Chambers Format:Kindle Edition Willie's ...more |
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I found this book highly applicable, and was delighted to discover that so many of the practices I already do were incorporated into this book. There are some lovely ah-hah moments as well. Recommended! |
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No shame in loving this make believe man. I'm always left wanting more, but a novella is all he gave me. Yup, yup. Old friend. Will always love my first <3 ...more |
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“Sometimes skin to ground [is] the most comforting place; nowhere to go but up.”
― Finding What Is
― Finding What Is
“I was thinking of how, when we think of loss in our life, how our sense of ‘home’ was the first thing to go. You know, we lose that place of childhood innocence, of feeling protected. And so many of us spend the rest of our lives trying to reclaim that place called home, that life made simple again.”
― Finding What Is
― Finding What Is
“No one, she thought, had ever understood the nature of love…how love went beyond flutters in the heart, pining and yearning, or even beyond hatred and loathing. Love runs blood deep; permanent, inescapable.”
― Requiem For The Fallen
― Requiem For The Fallen
Topics Mentioning This Author
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Hooked on Books :
Read-A-Thon (Week 2) - Reading List
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The Perks Of Bein...:
Group Read-A-Thon September 2014
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Bookworm Bitches :
September 2014: Bunch-O-Bitches Reading Challenge
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72 | 130 | Oct 05, 2014 01:58PM | |
| The Life of a Boo...: September 2014 Book Addicts Reading Challenge | 110 | 517 | Oct 10, 2014 08:10PM | |
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Hooked on Books :
Read-A-Thon (Week #3) - Reading List
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| The Life of a Boo...: October 2014 Book Addicts Reading Challenge | 103 | 424 | Nov 01, 2014 06:30PM | |
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Hooked on Books :
Read-A-Thon (Oct 26-Nov 2) - Sign up & Reading List
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Bookworm Bitches :
October 2014: Bunch-O-Bitches Reading Challenge
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“I was thinking of how, when we think of loss in our life, how our sense of ‘home’ was the first thing to go. You know, we lose that place of childhood innocence, of feeling protected. And so many of us spend the rest of our lives trying to reclaim that place called home, that life made simple again.”
― Finding What Is
― Finding What Is
“No one, she thought, had ever understood the nature of love…how love went beyond flutters in the heart, pining and yearning, or even beyond hatred and loathing. Love runs blood deep; permanent, inescapable.”
― Requiem For The Fallen
― Requiem For The Fallen
“Sometimes skin to ground [is] the most comforting place; nowhere to go but up.”
― Finding What Is
― Finding What Is
“I wanted to hear what she was saying. I wanted to smell that burnt midnight again, I wanted to feel that wind. It was a secret wanting, like a song I couldn't stop humming, or loving someone I could never have. No matter where I went, my compass pointed west. I would always know what time it was in California.”
― White Oleander
― White Oleander
“A word has power in and of itself. It comes from nothing into sound and meaning; it gives origin to all things.”
― The Way to Rainy Mountain
― The Way to Rainy Mountain
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Donna wrote: "Hi Tabitha! Thanks for friend invite :)"Thanks for accepting!
Kevin wrote: "Hi Tabitha! Thanks for accepting. I remember you from one of Isis Sousa's reviews. I remember your book too, Requiem for the Fallen. It turns out that cover with the owl stuck in my head :-)"Hey Kevin,
Thanks for friend-ing me! Lol...I've come to hate that cover in a "what was I thinking" sort of way. There's a correlation to it and the novel but most people don't get it. One of these days, the paperbacks gonna get changed :0)
Hi Tabitha! Thanks for accepting. I remember you from one of Isis Sousa's reviews. I remember your book too, Requiem for the Fallen. It turns out that cover with the owl stuck in my head :-)
Sure thing! It's always nice to make a new acquaintance :0)
