21 Jul

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Finding Home in Hannah Kent’s Always Home, Always Homesick As someone who has long been captivated by Iceland's mystique, Hannah Kent’s Always Home, Always Homesick felt like an irresistible invitation to explore the rugged landscapes of both the heart and mind. Having first encountered her poignant storytelling in Burial Rites, I was curious to dive into her memoir and uncover the threads that weave her life with the enchanting but stark Nordic island. Kent’s memoir is a delicately layered narrative shaped by her deep connection to Iceland. It begins with...

10 May

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The Genius of Judy: How Judy Blume Rewrote Childhood — A Reflective Exploration When I first picked up The Genius of Judy: How Judy Blume Rewrote Childhood, I was drawn not just by the title but by the unmistakable legacy of Judy Blume herself. Her name evokes memories of childhood reads that were both relatable and profoundly impactful, leaving echoes of laughter and discovery long after the last page was turned. Reflecting on her characters, especially from the Hatcher series, I realized how distinctly she influenced my understanding of...