mariaslozak.bsky.social
Wandering hermit, quietly exploring the paths of being human. Reading and writing are my staff and lantern.
Bookshelf at https://hardcover.app/@mariaslozak
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Som sagt har jag den engelsk-språkiga versionen, men detta omslag är så oemotståndligt vackert att jag är starkt frestad att också skaffa den svenska utgåvan. Lycka till med den!
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Not yet, but I think I will. So far, I've only muted a ton of words and some accounts I follow (alas). It's worked reasonably well, although lately too much content that I choose not to deal with on this platform has slipped through moderation, esp. when people post pictures without alt text.
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That's a beautiful thought. I think you may be right.
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Grattis på nationaldagen! Jag hoppas den varit fin och glad ☀️
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Congratulations! May the release bring joy and good fortune, today and for many years to come 🌞 🍀
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So glad you highlighted the voice of the narrator. Conclave is another novel I've been going back and forth on, and this moves it from a "maybe" onto my TBB list. Thank you!
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This is heartening news. Thank you for sharing.
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How exciting! Sending heartfelt best wishes!
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5. The moss draping silent woods
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Reading the back cover synopsis of The Chef and The Countess I had EXACTLY the same reaction as you. Off to find an excerpt before buying in the hope it's even half as promising as the concept, because this I want to support.
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This is like an illustration from a vintage storybook! Thank you for sharing such a lovely and uplifting reminder.
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I've seen many of the attendant photos you've posted, but recording the visits in map form reveals just how amazing a feat you've undertaken!!
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Reading the same story years later, in a different stage of life, does often feel like a new discovery (on various planes), doesn't it.
Occasionally I prefer to leave a lovely experience in an untouched past, but in the case of Les Misérables I feel only repeat visits can make it truly unfold!
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The painterly effect of your photographs is mesmerising. I keep coming back to this one just to sit with it and marvel at its beauty.
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Glorious!
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Ooh, it's always fun to read about the WW recs. I'd heard about the Moonlit Maze before and this reminded me to put it on my try-to-find-an-excerpt-before-buying list. (Only time-tested authors, like you, escape it.)
Book slumps are awful. I hope June brightens up your pleasure reads.
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Now there's a spot to release a breath - and then a longer, deeper one...
Sounds like the loveliest kind of nurturing, nourishing retreat 😊