sit down with a cup of something and read this book from cover to cover.
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“In the end, what matters is this: I survived.”
–Gail Honeyman, Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine
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photo credit: Harper Collins
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
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thank you for the encouragement! 🙂
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my pleasure –
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🙂
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I think I will, It sound s good, going to order it on Amazon. Thanks
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let me know what you think
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I will do! yes.
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It’s a good book. I really enjoyed it.
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I’m so glad you enjoyed it, too –
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Yeah. That’s the facts
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I loved that book!!
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OK, Beth, I will.
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I think you’ll be very moved by it
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I’m reading Jesmyn Ward’s “Sing, Unburied, Sing.” Wow.
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I will check it out – thanks!
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I am literally (in the correct use of the word) on my way to a bookstore, if it’s not there I will order via amazon. Thanks for the suggestion.
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I think you will love it colleen. please let me know what you think after reading it.
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I finished reading it in less than 24 hours. I very much enjoyed it. It was difficult to picture her as a young woman. I had to keep reminding myself. Her poor soul was so old. But, so no spoilers, yay for you know who! 😉
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LOVE this book too! Got to read it with a Glasgow accent of course 😉
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of course!
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Loved this book! Hi from NY, Beth!🥰
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I regard survival as triumph.
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I read this on my holidays last month. I couldn’t put it down. Brilliant.
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I so get that
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Added to my reading list! Thanks for the suggestion.
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Great )
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Beth, please tell me more. Adult or children’s book? I recognize the title.
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Adult – an interesting character who has had to overcome a lot
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Thanks!
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Loved this book! Hi from NY, Beth!🥰
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Great! And hello from Michigan
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thanks for the recommendation! I’ve heard of the book, but have yet to read it.
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I think you’d love it
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Looking forward to reading it.
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let me know what you think –
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if it’s as good as your recommendation for Schitt’s Creek, I’m going to love it!
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ha! quite a contrast, but both very well done )
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I did nothing else. Finished it in ´no’ time, very impressive. And I think, that we all, if we’re honest, find ourselves here or there somehow, somewhat, in this extra-ordinary book…..
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you’re so right –
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Good!
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❤ thanks to your rec.
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Oh dear, one more and the stack will come tumbling down. I’ll have to do it audibly. 😉
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audible would be good, and read with a Scottish accent.
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