14 Sep

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Things We Don’t Talk About: A Reflection on Silence and Struggle When I first picked up Things We Don’t Talk About by A. Marie, I was immediately drawn to its candid title. It felt like an invitation into a world cloaked in unspoken words and hidden battles—an area many of us tread softly around. In a culture that often discourages open conversations about mental health, this small yet profound collection of thoughts, quotes, and poetry strikes a chord. As I settled into its pages, I found myself both challenged...

13 Sep

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Wild About Books: A Roaring Good Time with Words When I first laid eyes on Wild About Books by Judy Sierra, I was immediately charmed by the title. Being a lifelong book lover, the idea of a story where animals discover the power of reading felt like a perfect match for my interests. Coupled with the whimsical illustrations by Marc Brown, I found myself drawn into this enchanting world where a bookmobile and a zoo collide—one of those delightful premises that only the best children's literature can deliver. The tale...

03 Jul

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A Journey Through Words: Reviewing Several Short Sentences About Writing When I stumbled upon Verlyn Klinkenborg’s Several Short Sentences About Writing, I was drawn by its intriguing title and minimalist approach—a promise that writing could be both simple and profound. As someone who often grapples with verbosity in my own writing, the idea of learning through short sentences sounded like a breath of fresh air. Little did I know, this book would challenge my preconceived notions about writing, creativity, and even myself. Key Themes and Insights Klinkenborg's main thesis centers on...