Similar to last year, during 2021, I read much more digital than print. I want to say I didn't read enough, but why focus on regret? Much of what I did read in 2021 was exploratory: explore myself as a a father, a spouse, a grandfather, a teacher, a creative, a human, and whatever else I might become. As I age, I feel privileged to be able to let curiosity lead. Grateful.
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| Please be an ally: listen, read, and learn from this terrific writer, speaker & human. |
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| I fell in love with reading thanks to horror fiction, especially Stephen King (also a fan of this writer). Thanks to this story, I learned about progressive horror, but most importantly, I met Wen, a truly unforgettable little girl and her grasshoppers. |
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| Hmm...this isn't well written. Yet, the textbook language harbours portals to tender places in all our lives. It will take you there and make you examine those bruises; it also reminds us to take control of our pain. |
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| Love this guy. He has the career I covet, a combo of writing & art, plus his creations help me when I'm struggling creatively. Check out the Dunning-Kruger prayer, lol. |
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| I read this to my granddaughter many, many times this year and continue to be impressed by its rhythm & rhyme and how it illustrates how much we ache when our friends aren't happy. I want my granddaughter to know that ALL her emotions are okay and how to be a good friend. |
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"The Pout-Pout Fish" has the best title!
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