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Glad to be here, too, T! And nice to see your friends. I'll keep checking back if someone has a topic. Oh, reading, The Lovely Bones, by alice Sebold, if anyone's read it. Only into the first 100 pages, but it's so beautiful. It has me crying. Tara, you HAVE to read this!
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Mon, August 30, 2004 - 10:31 AMNope, haven't read it yet.
I tend to read a lot of self-help, but need to delve into novels more. Maybe I should find a good, empowering novel--anyone have a suggestion? -
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Mon, August 30, 2004 - 11:33 AMCliche i know... but "Mists of Avalon" rocks!
"The Red Tent" too...
All works by Anaiis Ninn- My favorite is "Delta of Venus" But beware the reader since you get swept up in a heap of sexually diverse living.
"Sastun"- a true story about an american woman who apprentices with the last true mayan shaman. Strong woman- incredible story.
I am sure there are many others but those are my faves.
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Fri, November 5, 2004 - 2:50 PMwhoa, sounds like some good ones there. I gotta get those titles down on paper--thanks! -
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Thu, March 3, 2005 - 7:44 AMhi--elise here-i've joined in on this lovely tribe. one of my favorite books of all times is "daughters of copper woman" by anne cameron. it is a wonderful book weaving in mythology of the nootka tribe of vancouver with a ficticious story of a young woman learning the history of the women of the tribe that she comes from. it is so beautiful and heartwrenching and empowering. love it.
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