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A House of Air: Selected Writings
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WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY HERMIONE LEE The previously uncollected occasional prose of a great English...
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A special edition of Julian Barnes' first novel with an introduction from the author and previously...
Reimagining Business Education: Insights and Actions from the Business Education Jam
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Sludge Management
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Sarah (7800 KP) rated The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry in Books
Jun 25, 2020
This is very well written, and Harold is truly a character you can get behind as he's endearing yet ultimately flawed. Even Maureen too who you start off disliking, winds up winning your heart as well. The plot is a great idea and came across to me sometimes as an English Forrest Gump, with the pilgrimage across the country. There's a lot of heart in this book and Harold's journey takes you on an emotional journey as a reader. I felt rather emotional and almost welling up at the end. The end itself for me was fairly mixed, it was good just not quite the amazingly happy ending I'd hoped for. There are some frustrations with this story, mainly from the other 'pilgrims' and how Harold does/doesn't deal with these situations. But overall this is a very enjoyable and surprisingly fast paced read.
Lyndsey Gollogly (2893 KP) rated The Lumberjack Effect in Books
Jul 2, 2020
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The Lumberjack Effect
By J.W. Ashley
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Lena Garza has a secret. Five years ago she had the best sex of her life with a stranger. That night turned into two blissful weeks where it felt as though their passion would never end.Until Graham walked away without a backward glance.Now, Lena finds herself uprooting and moving a state away to confront Graham, unsure how he will react when she confesses a heartbreaking truth she's not sure he will accept.Facing him will be the most difficult thing she's ever done, and could prove to be the biggest mistake of her life. After all she's betting a whole hell of a lot on the man he used to be
I was in two minds about reading this book I just wasn’t feeling it from the synopsis. But I’m so glad I did as I really enjoyed it! The whole story and way it was written was so emotionally charged.
The characters and story were so easy to read and fall in love with!
Think I need myself a lumberjack.
Fundamentals of LGBT Substance Use Disorders: Multiple Identities, Multiple Challenges
Michael Shelton, Dana G. Finnegan and Emily B. McNally
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?In this new book, the successor to the classic in the field Counseling Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and...