luminaree started reading Parting the Veil by Paulette Kennedy
Parting the Veil by Paulette Kennedy
Some houses hold secrets that are meant to be kept forever…
When Eliza Sullivan inherits an estate from a recently …
Hi, I'm Lumi! Genres I enjoy include fantasy, sci-fi, historical fiction, philosophy, as well as memoirs and essays on various topics. Feel free to say hi, I also speak French.
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Some houses hold secrets that are meant to be kept forever…
When Eliza Sullivan inherits an estate from a recently …
From the award-winning author of The Shelterlings and The Lake House comes a haunting novel about sisterhood and grief, where …
Reclaim your focus in 48 hours or less.
Do you keep procrastinating? Do you feel restless and unable to focus …
Reclaim your focus in 48 hours or less.
Do you keep procrastinating? Do you feel restless and unable to focus …
Content warning Light spoilers about the themes of the book
At first I found this book a bit predictable (I mean, the title gives away some of the direction of the story) but I like how it evolved beyond that and how the larger story fell into place. The moody Scottish coastal landscape was a beautiful setting and the themes spoke to me (reincarnation, nature-based spirituality, kinship and community, good vs. evil). There is one part of the story that I think could have been more interesting, but overall I'm glad I picked this up.
Gods are forbidden in the kingdom of Middren. Formed by human desires and fed by their worship, there are countless …
@rainer One of my favourite movies of all time! How are you enjoying the manga?
@radio_appears@books.theunseen.city Interesting, I have read and enjoyed her Earthseed series and have been curious about her other books.
I'm about half way through this book now, which I was looking forward to reading and learning more about living by the wheel of the year. I read through the first part which consists of short essays reflecting on associated topics like the many cycles found in nature and concepts like animism and mutual aid. Now I'm onto the second section which contains more practical advice. I almost feel like these sections could've been separate books but both sections have provided useful information and interesting ideas to incorporate into my own worldview.