Nonfiction.

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Shamelessly stolen from the book buffet (ok, ok, maybe I blushed a little at the title)
Oh, hi, dear Count, hope you're enjoying your tea :) Thanks for the opportunity!

This book is hard to talk about. Some portions are difficult to go through, concerning violence and mutilation. At other times the book is warm and gentle, restoring hope. I was more impressed, however, in the forewords and the V-Day section than in the play itself - I think that it must be viewed and heard rather than read to have done it justice.

Ready to travel back to the UK as a wishlist tag for brunton11.

All packed and ready to travel. Posting tomorrow morning.

Arrived safely today. Thank you lamelemon.

Gosh I’m not sure what to say about this one. Lots of food for thought. I’m glad I read it.

Planning to drop off at Just Footprints, Chester for their book swap on Saturday.