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Review: Originally From 1938, ‘Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day’ By Winifred Watson Is A Quintessential Persephone Classic, Republished // Changing Pages
This is a story of awakening and discovery as Miss Pettigrew becomes a real-life Cinderella who has been gifted 24 hours to live a life she had never before dreamed of but embraces whole heartedly.
Review: ‘Bitch Planet Triple Feature #2’ By Kelly Sue DeConnick & Valentine De Landro Is A Feminist Dystopian Comic Quickly Becoming A Fan Favorite // Rachel McGill
Written as an exploitation film parody, this feminist dystopian comic is sure to make many feel “noncompliant”. Of course, life on the Auxillary Compliance Outpost known as Bitch Planet isn’t easy.
Reflecting On What ‘Women’s Equality Day’ Means Today With Classic Austen Lit | Changing Pages
Jane Austen died at the young age of 41 about 200 years ago in July. She has influenced writers down the ages and given untold pleasure to readers such as me. In honor of her short — but creative and influential — life, this Weekend Wander is dedicated to all things Austen.
Honoring Aboriginal Perspectives — ‘Winter Child’ By Virginia Pésémapéo Bordeleau Tells A Story Of A Mother’s Rebirth After An Unbearable Event // I’ve Read This
It’s beautifully written and it’s the perfect way to learn more about the people in this great country of ours.
Books Are MVPs, ‘Bone Machine’ Returns To A Well-Fed, Well-Hydrated Fat Cat In A Dystopian Future Set By Diego Cortés & Nicolas Brondo | Rachel McGill
Set in a dystopian future, Bone Machine travels far and wide across the desert with his partner in search of the most valued possession to those with power and weapons: books.
#BookReview: ‘Keeping The World Away’ By Margaret Forster | Changing Pages
This is not a story full of dramatic incident; it is in fact rather understated -- and probably all the better for it. The intrigue comes from the carefully drawn characters, the attention to detail, and the care with which the story is told.
#BookReview: ‘Don’t Stop Me Now: 26.2 Tales Of A Runner’s Obsession’ By Vassos Alexander | Changing Pages
While this book clearly documents the trials and tribulations of running, it also documents the pure pleasure that can be gained from slipping on a pair of trainers and setting off.
