Welcome to Hive Book Club Highlight #236
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We share again today a finely selected set of book reviews and similar sorts for your consumption. We hope you like the recommendations below!
Today, we highlight the works of @mayorganaiveth, @orion.art, @divergente1, and @jauregui98
Do you really believe that a woman, WOMAN, (and I leave it in capital letters) in the twentieth century in the context of the first and second world war would be full of prejudices? -I don't think so, since I have read more than one of her works, and I know that everything is within the context it should be. This is another subject that we can touch on later, of course, if you allow it, if you are interested and would like to.
https://peakd.com/hive-180164/@mayorganaiveth/a-book-by-agatha-christie-that-i-m-loving-book-review
Joan Anderson tells us how difficult it is her marriage to a man full of pain and resentment, because of an unfortunate childhood surrounded by alcoholic parents and being taken to a boarding school she did not want to attend. She tells us how her love is affected, as she is burdened with a pain that her husband found impossible to forget.
It was during my childhood that I had my first reading experience. I fondly remember the first book I read as a priceless treasure that I keep in a very special place in my heart.
https://peakd.com/hive-180164/@divergente1/el-principito-el-libro-de
The Wise Man's Fear was the first book that was recommended to me, even before The Name of the Wind, something very strange, because they even told me that I could read the second book before the first book and very little would change with respect to the story, and it still seems crazy to me that they told me that about a trilogy like this one, anyway, I'll tell you later why they recommended the second book first instead of the first, but taking into account this, not the recommendation, but that this is the second book, keep in mind that it is very likely that I will tell spoilers about what happens in the story, even if I do I will only mention it and not go into details, but still, few people like to read the slightest hint of spoiler.
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