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hermetic

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4. That sounds really moving

Reply to northoftheborder (Reply #2)

Sun Jan 8, 2023, 12:57 PM

Jan 2023

And important. I didn't know people had fled to China. I can imagine that was not easy.

"..a lush, provocative, and beautiful story of friendship, motherhood, the price of love, and the power of hardship and courage that can shape us all."

Thanks for sharing.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, January 8, 2023? [View all] hermetic Jan 2023 OP

I am back with the Sisterhood and Men of the Sisterhood! yellowdogintexas Jan 2023 #1

It's hard, I know hermetic Jan 2023 #3

The Song of the Jade Lily by Kirsten Manning northoftheborder Jan 2023 #2

That sounds really moving hermetic Jan 2023 #4

I've just started a non-fiction book, but one based on fictionalized folklore and myth: Backseat Driver Jan 2023 #5

Marple The King of Prussia Jan 2023 #6

Alrighty then... hermetic Jan 2023 #7

Still reading "The Winner" by David Baldacci Jeebo Jan 2023 #8

I remember that one hermetic Jan 2023 #9

Still reading ARCADIA by Lauren Groff. It's starting to drag a bit but japple Jan 2023 #10

Just started "Swan Peak" by James Lee Burke. joshdawg Jan 2023 #11

That sure sounds good hermetic Jan 2023 #12

My mom kept telling me to read the Robicheaux books yellowdogintexas Jan 2023 #14

"The Family Upstairs" by Lisa Jewell. CrispyQ Jan 2023 #13