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• My December 2024 Reading Summary

  Overall mood: elated. December has been a month of travels, family, and fun reading. While there have been PhD tasks addressed and planned this month, it has largely been a month to sit back and read for leisure. I have been dutifully preparing my library requests for an upcoming event (more on that soon) and…

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  December 30, 2024

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• Olivia Spooner’s The Songbirds of Florence – Another Stunning Kiwi Tale

  Olivia Spooner has released another historical fiction book sharing a glimpse into the life of New Zealand women during World War II. The Songbirds of Florence follows Addy and Margot, two of the Tuis serving in New Zealand clubs during the North African campaign. It is a lighter read than other WWII stories I have…

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  December 21, 2024

  Historical Fiction, NZ Fiction

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