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| | | | | We're into the second week of #NonfictionNovember and the prompt for this week, hosted by Frances @ Volatile Rune, focuses on how we go about picking the nonfiction we read. Thinking over this post, I was concerned that what I have to say might turn into a repeat of exactly what I said last year... | |
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| | | | | I think it is fair to say that this summer has been a bit of a washout for me in terms of blogging. With just under a week to go of 20 Books of Summer, I am woefully behind on my reviews and finishing the 15 that I originally picked is looking unlikely. I knew... | |
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| | | | | Narcity did this little piece last week: "Justin Trudeau Wants Everyone To Read More Canadian Books & Here Are Some Options." The Prime Minister mentions: Margaret Atwood L.M. Montgomery Douglas Coupland Robertson Davies Heather O'Neill This is all in celebration of Canada Reads, an annual CBC competition where 5 celebrities sit together to debate 5... | |
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| | | A Month in the Country by J. L. Carr is a slim but remarkably rich novel. Set during the summer of 1920, the story follows Tom Birkin, a shell-shocked World War I veteran who arrives in a quiet Yorkshire village to restore a medieval wall painting in the local church. What appears at first to... | ||
