The Classics List
EstherAll things classics (books, art, poetry, etc.), curated in a list each month. Occasionally book reviews and musings of my own.
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A Postcard from June
The first month of summer has come to an end. It is always bittersweet. On one hand, it means I am one step closer to my vacation. On the other, it means that one-third of summer has already passed.
I have not planned much for my vacation,...
How To Read Classics
This is a continuation of my mini-series on classics for anyone who wants to dive into classic literature but has never quite known where to begin, or perhaps has always felt intimidated by it. If you missed the first post, where I explored...
Your Summer Reading List of Classic & Modern Classics
June is the first month of summer. In the Nordics, it often feels like the year finally exhales. Bird cherry and lilac are in bloom, and the light behaves as if it has nowhere else to be. Summer is usually counted as three months, though it...
The Books Waiting on My Shelves
Some people have a small nightstand stack of books they want to read. Others have entire walls dedicated to unread novels, essays, and paperbacks bought on impulse in secondhand stores. Mine exists somewhere in between.
Over time, I have d...
May in the Garden
I always feel that May just flies by. This month was fairly uneventful, but months like these are just as important.
I took a couple of vacation days and started working in our garden, scattering bee-friendly flower seeds, replanting bushe...
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