Greetings, slightly late post this month (apologies, work and life have been CHAOS), but here we are. These are the books I managed to read in June and July. Some I loved, some I liked, some I didn't get. The usual really. 1. Where I Was From - Joan DidionI love Joan Didion's writing - her book The Year of
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