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The Twenty: by Marianne C. Bohr
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The Twenty: One Woman’s Trek Across Corsica on the GR20 Trail by Marianne C. Bohr A great read which will inspire you to get out of the chair. Bohr does an excellent job of honestly telling recounting the ups and downs of completing one of the world's iconic hikes with her…By jbadmin|

Trust by Hernan Diaz
Trust by Hernan Diaz After learning this work shared the Pulitzer Prize in Fiction with Demon Copperhead, I had to read. I listened to the Audio which was narrated by four different voices, amplifying this novel's theme of perception. Indeed a story changes so much based on who…By jbadmin|

The Harvest
The essay "The Harvest" originally appeared on Jeannie's Substack. Subscribe here for monthly updates!
Despite the delays and the drought and the infrastructure challenges, the veggies were planted in the field. The beds were weeded, watered, and well-tended. For the past month beautiful…By Jeanne|

The Invisible Hour by Alice Hoffman
The Invisible Hour by Alice Hoffman This review originally appeared in the New York Review of Books. With a truly imaginative structure, Alice Hoffman delves into what has become her trademark theme of magic. The Invisible Hour asks a grand “What if?” Not so much the question…By jbadmin|

How Beautiful We Were by Imbolo Mbue
How Beautiful We Were by Imbolo Mbue This is a heartbreaking novel, portraying the destruction of a town and a way of life when an American oil company arrives to drill in an African country. This is a sweeping story that crosses oceans and lifetimes told from multiple points…By jbadmin|

Witness by Jamel Brinkly
Witness: Stories by Jamel Brinkly This review originally appeared in the New York Review of Books. A collection of ten short stories set in Brooklyn, NY, Witness: Stories is populated by characters navigating relationships with friends and family, both living and not. The…By jbadmin|



