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| Short and powerful. It was painful to read because it was so relatable. The anecdotes of the experiences of toxic masculinity are specific to the author, but so many of us have been hurt by men in similar ways - having to feel small, quiet, look a ce ...more | |
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| An unlicensed, teenage chef is trying to take care of herself and her family. This comic series has a culinary consultant, as well as excellent art and a compelling story. | |
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| The main characters of all of our favourite childhood stories are alive and well and living in New York. They have their own system of justice, and are trying to fit in. Except they can't. Interesting premise. Excellent art. I'll never look at fairy ...more | |
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| This is the most soap opera-y volume of the series thus far, with the two protagonists rebounding to other partners after their breakup, and eventually finding their way back to each other. But there is a lot that happens very quickly and it is hard ...more | |
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| The title really says it all - it's easy to follow and adds humour to the how/what/when/where/and why of using gender-neutral pronouns. | |
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| Cute drawings featuring children, lizards, and dogs meet dark humour about loneliness, depression, and self-awareness. | |
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| Like her first collection, Milk and Honey, The Sun and Her Flowers contains lots of short poetry and prose pieces (ranging from one line to most of a page), as well as line illustrations, on topics such as love, sexual assault, betrayal, and identity ...more | |
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| I enjoyed the use of allegory even though the lessons were obvious early on: listen to your heart, trust your instincts, know what is really important in life, and follow your dreams. | |
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| A new take on H.G. Wells' classic "The Invisible Man." Lemire's unmistakeable artwork is integral to the story. | |
Paula’s 2017 Year in Books
Take a look at Paula’s Year in Books. The good, the bad, the long, the short—it’s all here.
858 books
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111 friends
229 books
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64 friends
949 books
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455 friends
200 books
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108 friends
2,338 books
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375 friends
746 books
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2,897 friends
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176 friends
839 books
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