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We will be focusing on political, feminist and queer books by BiPoC authors, tiptoeing through genres together. 

Coming from different backgrounds, we will all gravitate to different genres. My intention is to discover other literature worlds together and share that experience with other people.

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There could be a chance of you finding your new favourite book outside of your comfort bubble? 

I just want every person choosing to attend to have an open-mind :) xoxo Mina

Open Water

Small Things Like These is award-winning author Claire Keegan’s landmark new novel, a tale of one man’s courage and a remarkable portrait of love and family

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160 pages

Average rating: 7.08

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Bertaok
Dec 31, 2024
8/10 stars
This book starts being difficult to read, as the protagonist. After the initial effort it makes sense to keep on reading, to understand that trauma, love, music and photography are described in every page. Interesting way of expressing, interesting way to see and feel the world.
TaniaReads
Jul 14, 2024
4/10 stars
The book tiered me. I felt the sincerity of thoughts but the expressions of those hit me as ponderous.
hideTurtle
Feb 19, 2024
10/10 stars
Beautiful, lyrical, intimate portrait of the relationship between two young artists in London. Friendship, trust, love, and fear of giving everything to another person push and pull the two as they ebb and flow the open waters of being together, being themselves, and being apart. I enjoyed this so much, and was happily sidetracked googling some of the incredible examples of Black Excellence in art, music, literature and culture celebrated throughout.
Lovesequel
Feb 11, 2024
9/10 stars
So beautifully written. Why love can be difficult for men
lishayoung
Dec 04, 2023
Very touching and beautifully written. A short novel about modern love and internal battles

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