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Rec'd on 📚 3/25: What did you read last week?
One Hundred years of solitude
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@applejax
Mar 31, 2024
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@stefaniegordin
I read this book when I was 19, and my life was completely changed; a whole new world opened up for me, especially those last pages blew me away. I'm curious to hear your opinion.
Apr 3, 2024
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@applejax
stefaniegordin I haven’t finished so don’t tell me much more! I find I like the stream of consciousness/never ending story telling. Flat storytelling without embellishments. I find it sad like I find a sadness of all humans experience, good and bad. In fact, I and the speaker, have a kind of detached fascination with the horrible and wonderful things that happen to the characters. Thanks for asking!
Apr 11, 2024

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