This May, I convinced myself to read longer books. I picked Lonesome Dove. It's a Wild West novel about these cowboys that drive cattle from Texas to Montana. It's not action heavy, it's sentimental and has incredible character writing.
It's not really underrated, but I've seen cringy YA books with 1-D characters have more reviews than this one.
That is surprising. Because it is a masterpiece in every sense. One of the best books I've ever read. Loved it!!
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Just reread Pet Sematary for the first time since I was, like, 13. It's funny how things stick with you long after you remember what it's from. Whenever I'm digging a hole for gardening or whatever, I always think about how there won't be enough dirt to fill it back in, and I had totally forgotten that was about grave dirt.
Something understood. How to read poetry.
"I want to be the sort of person who reads poetry, but I don’t always understand it."
by Henry Oliver
https://www.commonreader.co.uk/p/something-understood-how-to-read
Books in Poetry at PG:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/bookshelf/60
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