Read&Resist
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75th Book of 2026 Because women have always fought. And they don’t need testosterone tests and injections to do so!
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74th Book of 2026 What a beautiful book. I told my husband it was the type of book you couldn’t put down so you’d read it well past your bedtime…which I did.
73rd Book of 2026 As I get ready for an upcoming trip, this seemed a great way to learn about one of the countries I’m getting ready to visit. Who knew there was so much about Iceland? Fascinating read and humorous as well.
72nd Book of 2026 Because they didn’t hang and burn witches, they hung and burned women. Women with power who spoke up.
71st Book of 2026 A mystery from an author I am used to enjoying in a different genre. Beautifully written. The despair from the past changed to something else with an act of violence.
Just finished “the Fire Next Time” and his final words in the book just floored me. Actually the entire book was hard to put down. It was written a couple of years before I was born but EVERYTHING resonates. Having heard his voice watching videos of him speak, I could see his face as I read.
69th Book of 2026 A page turner. Kept me up until midnight to finish it. Great read. Strong female heroine. And a knife called Revenge.
68th Book of 2026 Mayes books always makes me want to move to Italy and soak up the smells and tastes and atmosphere. This was no exception.
67th Book of 2026 “Cruelty is an act of entitlement — I have the right to control, punish, harm, or annihilate you — tied to inequality. It can also be performative separateness, an assertion that the perpetrator doesn’t care about the victim, that they are not connected, that the suffering imposed
66th Book of 2026 What a beautiful, perfect book. Science and love and mystery and decisions we make — hard decisions. And courage. What a great book!
65th Book of2026 What a sweet book and fresh perspective. A nice respite read.
63rd Book of 2026 Don’t you love it when you discover and author who’s has a multitude of books you haven’t read?!!! Loved Hamnet (the book, haven’t seen the movie) and playing catch up. Respite reading to keep my sanity during this shitshow PedoPrez is magnifying even more. He is truly demented.
62nd Book of 2026 What a delightful book distraction. And so insightful and fun. KoKo! KoKo!
61st Book of 2026 Stayed up late to finish this one. Love the interplay between three different people and their realities.
60th Book of 2026 A great sequel and quite riveting. I loved the ending, even if I had to employ a suspension of belief a bit. 😉
59th Book of 2026 A little Borgia distraction. Liked this so much, I’m on to the sequel.
58th Book of 2026 What a lovely book to read, of 3 generations, a missing mother, an imaginary friend (maybe) and lyrical themes.
57th Book of 2026 Interesting mystery and very clever dialog. Respite from the crap show is needed. Find a good book and dive in.
56th Book of 2026 A nice mystery with a twist to it. Take respite when you can. Books can give you that break.
55th Book of 2026 I’m reminded of Jane Eyre. The mystery. There’s no insane wife in the attic — or is there? I don’t want to ruin a good book — but there IS something up there.