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The World I Live In – Mary Oliver

This poem seems applicable to manifestation because it is about living in a world beyond what we can see, and beyond "reasons and proofs."

I am not going to list the books that I read last year. It was a kind of intense year, and many of the books that I read had to do with school or with my comprehensive exam for my master’s degree (which I passed!). I did however set some goals on this blog:(https://litbitchbooks.com/2021/01/05/2021-reading-goals/). I… Continue reading Assessment of my 2021 Goal

Hermes describes Circe’s “magic wand”, which refers to Circe’s metaphorical dick.

I’m not a bitch that cries at everything, so the books on this list have really achieved something extraordinary.

To be concise, my overall opinion is read this book! It’s great, and I want to date Levi.

I was taking eighteen credit hours this semester, so I’m proud of myself for reading six books.

When people ask, I’ll tell them I read thirteen books, but this list will only comprise of seven items

I roast the fuck out of Tell Me Three Things by Julie Buxbaum. I just felt that Jessie was a fucking idiot.

The book's humor makes it's plot and characters fun to read, so I do recommend the book.

When I find a likeable, badass, female character in a book, it is very refreshing. Here is a list of my favorite lit(erary) bitches.

I loved almost everything about The Walled City by Ryan Graudin. The story was engaging, and it was difficult to put the book down.

It has a dumb title, but it's a good book.