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Sometimes she felt that she was a nowhere girl, that whatever place she was in could be any other place.
Lisa Taddeo • Three Women: THE #1 SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER
Compact but planetary. My favorite poet Neruda seemed to fall in love with her, too, the minute I did.
Richard Powers • Bewilderment: A Novel
The artist with the least access to social or aesthetic solidarity or approbation has been the artist-housewife. A person who undertakes responsibility both to her art and to her dependent children, with no “tireless affection” or even tired affection to call on, has undertaken a full-time double job that can be simply, practically, destroyingly im
... See moreUrsula K. Le Guin • Dancing at the Edge of the World: Thoughts on Words, Women, Places
Girl by Jamaica Kincaid
bpi.edu“I want [my daughter] to grow up in a society where she will have a comfortable and important place.”
Elaine Tyler May • Homeward Bound: American Families in the Cold War Era
caia de amores por sua solidão
Rupi Kaur • Outros Jeitos de Usar a Boca (Portuguese Edition)
At the Richardson house were overstuffed sofas so deep you could sink into them as if into a bubble bath. Credenzas. Heavy sleigh beds. Once you owned an enormous chair like this, Pearl thought, you would simply have to stay put. You would have to plant roots and make the place that held this chair your home.
Celeste Ng • Little Fires Everywhere: The New York Times Top Ten Bestseller
Where else, four beers deep, having come home after half-watching the Heat game at Flanigan’s happy hour, would you find a green anole perched on your showerhead, bobbing its head to the salsa blasting from a neighbor’s yard?
Nicky Gonzalez • Mayra: A Novel
