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Every You, Every Me by David LevithanA phrase I use often as a shorthand for versions of the self; short, hard-hitting, vaguely emo. Cue existential moment.
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How to Age Disgracefully by Clare PooleyA sweet, nuanced group of elderly folks banding together for mischief.
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I can't sleep, so dropping some mini reviews I've whipped up lately.
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Books to Make You Hurl Your Phone Into a RiverI've been using this post title as shorthand for far too long. But: a journey into digital minimalism, nature, disappearance, dopamine, etc,.
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What started as a neuroscience book review turned into reflections on separating yourself out from your work, self-sufficiency, and impossible demands of emotional availability. (Whoah.)
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The Baby Book Blogger Days (& My Most Memorable Post)A trip down memory lane, inspired by WLS's 14th anniversary next week. Including some awkward preteen photos + the very earnest post that put WLS on the radar.
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Book club-bing the massively anticipated The Hunger Games prequel focused on Haymitch's games—part one.
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