Tag: feijoa: a story of obsession and belonging

• My June 2025 Reading Summary

  Overall mood: busy – it has been a little hectic this month with PhD work, exams, my reading schedule, and looking after myself in the switch over to winter. Thankfully, I have managed well and made it out the other side healthy, happy, and ready to dig into the nitty gritty stuff for my presentation…

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  June 30, 2025

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• Connections and a Sense of Belonging in Kate Evans’ Feijoa

  Here I was thinking feijoas were a native New Zealand fruit, blessed taonga to some and wholeheartedly despised by others, only to have my world flipped upside down by Kate Evans’ exceptional, eye-opening novel Feijoa: A Story of Obsession and Belonging. This non-fiction beauty is full to the brim with information and stories, making the…

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  June 13, 2025

  Non Fiction

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