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It’s Complicated: Short Stories about Long Relationships Written by Karen Wright

Posted by Run Wright on March 22, 2016March 8, 2018

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#tbt and spotlight on book no. 7 of my 2020 reading. I was supposed to read The Bluest Eye in January to start my challenge of reading all the #tonimorrison novels in chronological order of publication. This was her debut, published in 1970 about how society’s standards of beauty are perceived by those who don’t feel like they measure up. It’s also about how we teach children to expect and reciprocate acceptance and love. There is a heartbreaking subplot in this book that highlights the limitations of people who have never experienced love. I consider it one of my most important jobs to teach this little one about love and The Bluest Eye is almost a tutorial on what NOT to do. This book was a reread for me and while it’s not a perfect novel, the story is timeless, provocative, gut wrenching, harsh and a complete 5 star read. #whatiread #runwrightreads #runwrightreads2020

How fast can you run given the right reason?😂

(GIVEAWAY CLOSED) Reading this book made me hungry. So I made pancakes although my breakfast is nothing like the gastronomic delights the main character whips up in this novel that explores teen romance, parental relationships and culinary ambitions, all in a fancy French setting, complete with behind the scenes restaurant drama. Kudos to author @mayra.cuevas for giving me food descriptions I could really sink my teeth into with #SaltyBitterSweet I read a complimentary copy from the publishers @blinkyabooks courtesy of @tlcbooktours and they are offering you an opportunity to win a copy for yourself. Leave a comment below with your favorite dish to be entered to win. I will choose a winner for the #giveaway on Sunday, April 5 #bookstagram #whatiread #runwrightreads #runwrightreads2020

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There are books everywhere in our house because my husband is a teacher, I’m a bookworm and we’re hoping to raise a child who’s an avid reader as well. We each have defined spaces for our individual collections but this bookshelf behind me has been getting even more crowded since this little girl came into my life and I barely have time to cull my stacks like I used to. One of these days I’ll get to it. The last book I finished was One Of Us Is Lying by Karen McManus, my current read is Sula by Toni Morrison and the next on my cue is to finish up Here For It by R. Eric Thomas. @giovannicoltrane asked me to post a #shelfie and chat about my past/current/future reads but this all started with @strandbookstore and I’m passing the #shelfportraitchallenge tag on to @lex_withthe_text and @1bujofan and @comfycozyup and @bookofcinz Check out my recent #YouTube video to see the books I recently acquired. Link in my bio to watch #whatiread #runwrightreads

We have @patrice.jones.336 to thank for this book that’s fueling day 3 of our #selfquarantine

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