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  • Sunbirth by An Yu
    Synopsis: In Five Poems Lake, a small village surrounded by impenetrable deserts, the sun is slowly disappearing overhead. A young woman keeps one apprehensive eye on the sky above as she tends the pharmacy of traditional medicine that belonged to her great grandfather. She has few customers, and even fewer visitors: her older sister Dong… Read more: Sunbirth by An Yu
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  • The River Has Roots by Amal El-Mohtar

    The River Has Roots by Amal El-Mohtar

    Synopsis: “Oh what is stronger than a death? Two sisters singing with one breath.” In the small town of Thistleford, on the edge of Faerie,…

  • Let’s Talk Bookish: Book Hype

    Let’s Talk Bookish: Book Hype

    Happy Friday! I am very pleased that my hand/wrist is doing better this week, because it made typing and putting this post together SO much…

  • The Coral Bones by E.J. Swift

    The Coral Bones by E.J. Swift

    Synopsis: This is what it looks like when coral dies. Present day. Marine biologist Hana Ishikawa is racing against time to save the coral as…

  • The Mid-Year Freak Out Book Tag

    The Mid-Year Freak Out Book Tag

    Hello! I already talked about my general reading and bookish year so far in this LTB post, but I thought it’d be nice to delve…

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I’m Emma (she/her), a 30-something living in the UK. I love to read fantasy, science fiction and non-fiction books, though I do dip into many other genres. Enjoy your reading!

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Sunbirth by An Yu. Every Version of You by Grace Chan. March wrap up! 🌿 What is a book you have great memories of from when you were younger? The Memory Bookshop by Song Yu-jeong When life gives you lemons... 🍋 Endemic by James Harding-Morris It's very hard for me to accurately describe how I feel about this book because I loved it so much for so many reasons, many of which I don't know how to explain. When the Forest Breathes by Suzanne Simard.
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