“So Lucky” by Nicola Griffith
I have mixed feelings about So Lucky.
While I related to Mara’s life, reading this book triggered my PTSD in a way I didn’t know possible.
Of course I’m different.
People change, because if they didn’t, we’d all still be babies suckling milk and the human species would have ceased to exist centuries years ago due to a lack of evolving into a civilized society.
Granny needs a hobby
Yesterday, an elderly lady was obsessed with me. And with Charlise. And with our towel agenda.
“Come to the Rocks” by Christin Haws
For you to be free, you must toss your curse into the sea.
Slice of March 2018
I was sick most of March, so I’m not sure how much entertainment you expect to get out of this 💁♀️
What’s the point of talking about autism?
If I keep feeling like what I’m doing isn’t worth it, is there any point in continuing?
“A Song Unheard” by Roseanna M. White
World War I is fast approaching in Shadows Over England now, and A Song Unheard puts readers amidst the terror as both a Belgium refugee and victim.
Previously reviewed books in the Shadows Over England series:
Jane Lately #40
There’s a very fine line between hunger, exhaustion and a stuffy nose, and I don’t have tolerance for all three at once. 😣