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Creating Character Foils. Two opposing people from their independent read books. #glcsms #gogulllake #read2020


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One Blade of Grass
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Begin Again
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Deficit Myth
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You Belong
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Examines the varied ways we use and abuse the English language. To be read in snatches. #read2020

‘Embarrassment is [...] the true enemy of learning.’ An important book on understanding embarrassment, how it stops us from learning, and how to ask for and give help. #read2020
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I ripped through this fantastic mix of actionable leadership tips and memoir of a year spent living in Antarctica. A great read and one I can see myself coming back to regularly. #read2020

✔ Finished Book Number 31 for 2020
"No-Nonsense Buddhism" by Noah Rasheta
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Fragile and tender, with unconditional and unconventional love at its core. The narrative around the weighty identity journey is too light, perfect and one-dimensional at times, but still a compelling read. #read2020

A complicated book. Despite being a page turner, I ultimately felt unsettled by the fractured narrative, the barbarity of history, and the surreal elements that almost undermine the whole narrative. #read2020

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Nevermoor: the Trials of Morrigan Crow
There are now three books in the series and I decided it was time to start from the beginning. It was even more excellent the second time. Such great characters and well-crafted writing.

Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow, by Jessica Townsend
Very very excellent. Full of mystery and charm and humour. Thank you so much @digressica for sharing Morrigan and Nevermoor with us all.
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Fascinating glimpses into the diaries of one of Australia’s best observers of everyday life. #read2020

A handbook of practical tips for identifying, supporting and creating more inclusive workplaces. Highly recommended. #read2020

An engrossing look at eleven different aspects of feminism without glossing over the inconvenient bits. A great read. #read2020

✔ Finished Book Number 30 for 2020
"The Chiffon Trenches" by André Leon Talley
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Dunstan’s legacy was even wider than I had thought. A remarkable man who profoundly shaped South Australia and, by some accounts, the modern Labor Party. (If you don’t have time for the book, it’s worth spending five minutes on Wikipedia.) #read2020

An argument with a lot of merit—to de-gender and focus instead on behaviours—and certainly resonates with my experiences. #read2020

Rick Morton tackles the victimisation of those without money. A quick read. For a deeper look, I suggest his earlier work ‘One Hundred Years of Dirt’. #read2020

✔ Finished Book Number 28 for 2020
"Joni Mitchell: In Her Own Words" by Malka Marom
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