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This was my Jolabokaflod from Fran AND I FUCKING LOVED IT! It made me cry multiple times (starting on page 2). There's something so touc...

It's that time of year again, the eve of Yom Kippur, when I follow a secular version of a Jewish tradition and go through a process of s...

This second book in the Parade's End series takes place behind the frontlines during the First World War. Again the pace is languorous ...

As the subtitle suggests, this is an autobiography of Barbara Pym made up of her diaries, letters, and notebooks. I wanted to read this firs...

The first book in Ford Madox Ford's Parade's End tetralogy, beautifully narrated in this audiobook version by Bill Nighy (He Do the...