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Books I loved in 2021

December 25, 2021December 29, 2023 Sara Davis3 Comments

Climate fiction, memoir, social novels, classics, and more.

Posted in Books I Loved, FictionTagged appleseed, Books I Loved, braiding sweetgrass, detransition baby, dune, empire of gold, gilead, gold fame citrus, horrow the ninth, how beautiful we were, in the dream house, luster, network effect, something new under the sun, the book of difficult fruit, the last emperox, the mirror and the light, to say nothing of the dog

Reading Roundup: October 2021

October 29, 2021October 29, 2021 Sara Davis5 Comments

Harrow the Ninth, Don't Hate the Player, A Touch of Jen, In the Heart of the Sea, Something New Under the Sun, Network Effect, Of Women and Salt, Once There Were Wolves, and a few short spooky stories.

Posted in Fiction, Gamer girl, Monthly Reading RoundupTagged a touch of jen, alexandra kleeman, alexis nedd, beth morgan, charlotte mcconaghy, climate fiction, don't hate the player, gabriela garcia, ghost stories, harrow the ninth, in the heart of the sea, lorequest, martha wells, nathaniel philbrick, network effect, of women and salt, once there were wolves, sidequest, something new under the sun, tamsin muir

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