I read every chance I can get. Many books at a time, usually few pages when I have a few minutes of finding. This is not to allow the use of a classified; It is the way I get in a particular care during this time in my life. It makes me happy that my children like to read again, so sometimes we all sit down and read together at home. It has been one of those signals that we pay attention. Not without an effort, but we all do to us behind us.
I get a lot of inspired inspections of the people I’m followed in Instagram, like s sister @aliaeaends, @elementesyle, and @bttanywephafkeya. Some RECs from the massists are the main authors (such as pulling the cord in the Elise Loehnen) and the authors who teach writing (Ihly complimented the book Brilliant Cook Cook). I look at letters that help me see something different – especially for those quiet, complacent, or well-made to refrain from reducing the sentence three times.
Today I share logical readings (approximately 200 pages or less) leaving you in a quiet sense, Oh, this is what life is about. Dear books of study this summer, at what time, that story is.
Here are some of the seven brief books that they should learn from this summer.
Summary: The obvious meditation of blue, sorrow, desire, and memory.
Why do I like it: It is a book that is not as much less than drawing. His pieces feel like slices of mosaic, together, doing a big thing than the sum of their parts. I’m back on the way I feel very or enough. He says that I’m so scared to confess.
Summary: Thirty-nine women were arrested underground without definition. One girl, the youngest, starts to doubt what else can happen.
Why do I like it: It’s Eerie and attracts and deeper. It made me doubt everything I thought I knew, freedom, and what it means to be a human. I read it twice one week.
Summary: Set in 1980 in Ireland, a coal retailer Finds unpleasant facts about a local nun and should decide what kind of person you want to be.
Why do I like it: It is short, mounted, and deeply moves. Type of book that leaves you through your throat and a new understanding of the liver of peace.
Summary: The green and close diary with a bold writer and a small writer.
Why do I like it: Ernaux doesn’t mean anything. The diary is not compiled and well-written. His picture is over 40s, waking up and longing to adapt without apologizing. He shows hunger, madness, waiting – and somehow makes all feel like.
Summary: A woman refuses to get out of the swimming pool, and in this process, all secrets hidden under her marriage is out.
Why do I like it: It also helps to be sharp, with a comic string that runs about conflicts. Reading as a short film. Not completely expected and completely highlighted.
Summary: The shepherd boy puts on a trip to find riches and find his fairy tales on the way.
Why do I like it: Easy but powerful. The Memorial that the answers are often within us – and that the laboratory are part of the way.
Summary: A collection like a story that is set on the Homework of the Home Audent, Full of Surrial Images and POOTIC PROSE.
Why do I like it: Schulz writes like someone else. His stories feel like memories from one person – it is amazing, rich, and slowly decreasing.
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