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I’ve written a few thoughts on Birding by Rose Ruane, 2025, full of wit and wisdom, this story captures the painful process of growing up and examines issues around consent, identity, parenthood, friendship and trauma #bookstodon #WomensPrize #BookReview #Storygraph #audiobook @bookstodon
https://app.thestorygraph.com/reviews/8f011250-3c39-4734-a206-5934d21655d3?redirect=true

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Here’s my review of Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid, 2025, a brilliantly gripping read for anyone fascinated by the Universe and our place within it, and enjoys a bit of romance too! #bookstodon #BookReview #Storygraph #audiobook @bookstodon

https://app.thestorygraph.com/reviews/02d81e8e-42ce-4d01-bc12-32595e37c389

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Here are a few thoughts on Stamboul Train, 1932, by Graham Greene, an early novel set on the Orient Express #bookstodon #BookReview #Storygraph #Braille #reading @bookstodon
https://app.thestorygraph.com/reviews/85c568b6-642e-4087-bd2e-9c9eb71579ed

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Here’s my review of My Husband by Maud Ventura, 2021, tr. Emma Ramadan, a novel with a deliciously unhinged character who was brilliantly brought to life in the audiobook #bookstodon #reading #BookReview #audiobook #Storygraph @bookstodon
https://app.thestorygraph.com/reviews/876a656c-45a2-46a7-9943-310f08fdb872

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Here are a few thoughts on Happy All the Time by Laurie Colwin, 1978. This was the perfect change of pace for me after a dark read, with touching scenes, sharp observations, and plenty of witty dialogue #BookReview #audiobooks #Storygraph #reading #books
https://app.thestorygraph.com/reviews/2a6b271f-ff49-433b-b4e0-87d24c964db4