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A poignant exploration of self-image, self-discovery, and self-reflection, this anthology brilliantly captures the universal experience of growing up, and you are bound to find yourself reflected in these glimmering pages. Like most of humanity, Wade Watts escapes his grim surroundings by spending his waking hours jacked into the OASIS, a sprawling virtual utopia that lets you be anything you want to be, a place where you can live and play and fall in love on any of ten thousand planets.
And like most of humanity, Wade dreams of being the one to discover the ultimate lottery ticket that lies concealed within this virtual world. For somewhere inside this giant networked playground, OASIS creator James Halliday has hidden a series of fiendish puzzles that will yield massive fortune—and remarkable power—to whoever can unlock them.
A truly unique and astonishing work of fiction. Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead blew me away, it made me laugh out loud, it gave me the creeps, it brought paper and ink to life and death. Instead of simply telling you what to do, Nosrat tells you why , and she uses amusing little tales from her own rise to chefdom to help you remember. A wonderful peep into the artistic process! This slow burning story follows a heartbroken portraitist who retreats into the deeply forested mountains of Japan to paint himself out of a rut.
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Lovely bright purple and orange illustrations capture the magic of Halloween beautifully! A charming and tasteful book for little witches and anyone who loves the magic of October nights. A juicy, dark tale for October reading. Thrillingly atmospheric, all the action takes place in a mafia ridden, wind scoured, seaside town in Southern Italy.
Four men, best friends since boyhood, meet every year at the local pizza place until one fails to show and another goes missing in a haze of madness and rumor. This is no youthful fantasy but a sexy, food filled, Italian drama of growing older and facing the decisions that make us who we are. Creepy local legends, myth, sunburn, and madness haunt these four men in their quest to reunite. An extraordinary tale of deep bonds between men! Swedish writer Helen Tursten has penned a delightfully wicked short story collection introducing eighty-eight year old Maud. She lives a solitary life, by choice, and she will do anything, anything, to insure that she is not bothered, patronized, or condescended to by anyone who unwittingly underestimates this indomitable women.
Lesson learned: never ever turn your back on an octogenarian with a diabolical agenda! This story is as old as storytelling itself: a man sets out on a quest, leaving his family behind to wait and hope for his return. Endearing and smart. Penguin knows what he wants, is bold and tenacious. I bought this board book edition for myself an adult because it makes me laugh and feel warm inside. Laura Weymouth answers this question with new characters and a new world. Evelyn and Philippa are swept into the fantastical Woodlands on one night of the London blitz.
Weymouth also introduces the reader to a variety of poets, in particular Sara Teasdale, by inserting poems at key points in the plot. As someone who writes letters by hand, I am attracted to epistolary novels. Meet Me At the Museum met my expectations and more. I fell in love with Anders and Tina and their homey, intimate letters, much like my own to family and friends, full of everyday happenings, thoughts, and feelings.
I was fascinated by the Tollund Man, his gentle expression despite having died by sacrificial hanging. He seemed to have accepted his death for his community. This is a quiet, gentle read with relatable wisdoms, beautiful writing, and heartfelt honesty.
Best friends since Kindergarten, Sal and Sam are opposites. Sal Salvador is quiet and kind, raised by a loving, adoptive Dad. Sam Samantha is loud and outspoken, her single Mom a distant addict. So much wisdom, kindness, humor, and beautiful writing. I was immediately caught up in the lives of the characters, their heartaches and joys. I am a huge fan of essayist and biographer, Patricia Hampl. From a historic to a personal perspective, each essay delivers a compelling celebration of slowing down, letting go, and embracing a more deliberate existence.
An absolute chortle machine! The humorous story delivers a profound ecological message in a kid friendly way, if you tidy all the life out of nature you end up with no food or shelter!
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A message our entire society could benefit from I daresay. All her books are a delight, illustrated with deftness, humor, and light, they follow islanders about their daily adventures. We now carry three Katie Morag a wee red headed island bairn Island stories here at the shop, as well as a charming book about a family of otters.
The stories are longer than your average picture book so just right for a snuggly-rainy September read aloud. I am a big pushover for a new interior design book. Nothing better than a cup of coffee and a chocolate confection close by while leafing through a book with beautiful and inspirational ideas for my home.
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The book itself just feels good — textured cover and matte pages. The ideas for creating an eco-friendly, practical, and inviting living space from foraged objects are creative and fun. I was in my twenties at the time, and I remember reading about it, watching news stories on TV and listening to my local NPR station about individuals who were dying in the thousands from this horrific virus.
We are introduced to close friends, neighbors, and families who are fighting for their lives while seeking hope in a future that they may or may not be alive to see.. We meet Yale, Charlie, Julian, and Asher, as they support each other and look for support from a government an a country that blames too easily and cares too little. The Great Believers is elegiac, powerful, and necessary. Terrific, uplifting, profound! Why not set out on an adventure! Humor, love, beauty, and salt winds suffuse this true narrative of challenge and resilience. Welshwoman Raynor Winn and her desperately ill husband Moth set out on a long distance trek around the cliffs and shores of Southern England with only a few coins in their purse nothing in the bank and some rather shoddy camping gear.
What follows is an intensely difficult odyssey of renewal, requiring them to face the societal issues surrounding homelessness and allow themselves to be led to new hope by the rugged landscape. Highly highly recommended! I second that! Such a fun story for elementary to middle grade readers! The Five Worlds books have excellent characters, super fun and creative art and an action packed storyline that had me gripped from the start.
I love the colorful, diverse worlds and their peculiar inhabitants. Una Lee has to save the five worlds from pending climate change and rising fascism with the help of her ever expanding group of comrades. Arlo Finch is a likable year-old who has just moved to a new town in the mountains of Colorado with his Mom and sister. His Dad had to flee to China for an alleged crime in cryptology. He joins the Rangers, a youth outdoor group that dabbles in ancient mountain magic. Arlo discovers that he is the target of magical creatures for reasons unknown.
His tight bond with Ranger friends, Indra, the unstoppable, and Henry Wu, the optimist, helps him find his place in Pine Mountain. Arlo reminds me of myself with his penchants for structure, observation, and worry.
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Anatole is a mouse with honor, a mouse with taste. When he overhears humans complaining about mice, Anatole decides to stand up for Mousekind. With retro, rough-textured art that brings the Paris neighborhood to life, this timeless tale reminds us that even the smallest and most unloved being can make a difference. Matilda Simpkin is a former suffragette who marched, protested and served jail time for her great and passionate crusade — the right for English women to vote.
Although the vote for women has been granted, she and many like her, find that their lives are still constrained by bias, custom, and culture. Yet Matilda, strong-willed and resourceful, continues her passion to educate and inspire a younger generation. I got so much out of Between the World and Me I felt compelled to draw this little sketch of Coates and his son Samori.
The book is written as a letter from father to son and is an introduction and guide to the racism Samori will face as he grows into a young man. Coats writes with the elegance and force of an orator, no dry list of facts here, rather a deeply personal prose poem of true and heinous injustice. In July especially, when we reflect on our origins and direction as a country, lets face the racism and injustice that surrounds us and educate ourselves as best we can.
This Was Our Pact is the ideal book for a long summer afternoon read. Every page seems to open on a new and intriguing discovery. To complete his mission our protagonist has to find friendship and camaraderie in unlikely places and learn to face up to his mistakes.
So action packed I literally could not put it down! Tom Miller imagines a United States where women discovered a blend of science and witchcraft called philosophy giving them access to birth-control, jobs, and status during the civil war!