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Tennyson’s poem “In Memoriam A.H.H” was originally published in 1850. I first read these verses in the Everyman’s Library Pocket Poets edition of “Christmas Poems”, while I was writing the first drafts of my book. I had no idea it would turn out to be so influential in the conclusion of the story. Here’s to a brand new year! P.S. Kobo’s Boxing Week Sale is still on and Meet Me Back Here, Alright is included! More than 50% off amazing eBooks until January 2nd 🎉
🎉 I’m VERY excited to share that the hardcover edition of Meet Me Back Here, Alright? is now available to order!!! Shop the link in my bio if you’re interested —Happy reading 📖!
"It rains on Halloween, a misty sort of spitting, giving the illusion of fog. Leaves cover green grass like carpet, instead of hanging on branches like ornaments, and the horizon is gray with a maze of lifeless trees. The fields are green and cold, and the sky is white with clouds." -Meet Me Back Here, Alright? . . . 📖SALE Right now in the Kobo Store "Meet Me Back Here, Alright?" is available for $1.99 ! US only 🇺🇸
📖SALE Right now MEET ME BACK HERE, ALRIGHT? is exclusively available in the Kobo Store and for a limited time IT'S ON SALE!!! Buy at Kobo.com, download the free Kobo App on ANY device and begin reading your eBooks anytime, anywhere! Link in bio 📚 Boys. Sisters. High School. Meet Me Back Here, Alright? follows an anti-social senior as she navigates young love, family crisis, and unexpected tragedy.
World History. My favorite spot in the book shop.
When I was little I was fascinated by books not because I liked to read but because books were these tiny boxes with whole worlds locked inside. I've been trying to make my own ever since. This neat pocket-sized edition of Pride & Prejudice, illustrated by Lex de Renault, was recently given to me by my grandmother. It was printed in Great Britain and distributed by the Copp Clark Co. in Toronto, circa 1930.

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