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Tag Archives: Biography
Thoughts: Citizen Clem, by John Bew
The conclusion to my Indian independence trilogy! Some light holiday reading on our month-long trip home, and I read most of this biography of Clement Attlee while breastfeeding and contact napping, though that’s how I read pretty much everything these … Continue reading
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Tagged 2022 book reviews, Biography, history, non-fiction
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Thoughts: The Snowden Files, by Luke Harding
Before you raise your eyebrows, I didn’t think I’d be writing this so soon! The ebook I was reading on my Kindle said I was 59% through, and then I turned the page and it was immediately 100% and I … Continue reading
Thoughts: Born Survivors, by Wendy Holden
I went through a sort of phase a couple of years ago where I must have felt like my TBR list wasn’t long enough, and I started asking people for recommendations. I was visiting Spuggy’s grandparents one Christmas or New … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018 book reviews, Biography, Female Author, holocaust literature
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