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There are so many dreams here you almost can’t breathe.
September was such a busy month that I can’t even remember how or where I heard this line [it must have been mentioned in a podcast, but I cannot recall which one or who said it]. But it intrigued me enough that I wrote it down and now it i...
“But there’s no going back; time and water move on relentlessly”
Let me begin by warning you that this is going to be a very long post. This book is 715 pages of some of the most beautiful prose I have ever read, and my Sharpie and I loved making our way through it.
Since The Covenant of Water came out...
You’ll never do a whole lot unless you’re brave enough to try.
I wanted to have a Dolly quote as this month’s title and she had so many but this one stood out to me. She was an incredible woman who touched so many lives and the world will not be the same without her.
*ps as usual this post is too long...
“‘If you do one small thing, a bigger thing may happen—it will reverberate out into the universe’”
I need to preface this by saying that I’m still not entirely sure how I feel about The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny on the whole. There is no doubting Kiran Desai is a beautiful writer, as evidenced by how much I highlighted as I read, and...
Muscle up, buttercup.
I rewatched Moana [the animated one, of course] and this line has been stuck in my head ever since. Sorry to everyone who knows me in real life who is now going to have to hear me say this incessantly for the next month.
*this post is almo...
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