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Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman

Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine

Gail Honeyman

325 pages • hardcover • 2017

5.0kinea's review
fiction contemporary literary emotional funny hopeful medium-paced
Blått blod by Anne Gunn Halvorsen, Randi Fuglehaug

Blått blod

Halve kongeriket #5

Anne Gunn Halvorsen, Randi Fuglehaug

289 pages • hardcover • 2022

5.0kinea's review
fiction contemporary young adult
Tokyo: A Certain Style by Kyoichi Tsuzuki

Tokyo: A Certain Style

Kyoichi Tsuzuki

440 pages • digital • 1997 user-added

5.0kinea's review
nonfiction travel informative lighthearted slow-paced
Feber by Vibeke Tandberg

Feber

Vibeke Tandberg

142 pages • hardcover

3.0kinea's review
fiction medium-paced
Pabbi: En familiesaga om drukkenskap by Mímir Kristjánsson

Pabbi: En familiesaga om drukkenskap

Mímir Kristjánsson

159 pages • hardcover • 2024

4.0kinea's review
nonfiction autobiography
Det som spiser meg: Min historie om autisme og utenforskap by Jon-Are Masternes

Det som spiser meg: Min historie om autisme og utenforskap

Jon-Are Masternes

271 pages • hardcover • 2023

5.0kinea's review
nonfiction autobiography
Jeg er Malala: Pigen, der kæmpede for uddannelse og blev skudt af Taleban by Christina Lamb, Malala Yousafzai

Jeg er Malala: Pigen, der kæmpede for uddannelse og blev skudt af Taleban

Christina Lamb, Malala Yousafzai

335 pages • paperback • 2013

3.0kinea's review
nonfiction gender memoir religion emotional informative inspiring medium-paced
Ikke vær redd by Anne Gunn Halvorsen

Ikke vær redd

Anne Gunn Halvorsen

164 pages • hardcover • 2021

3.0kinea's review
nonfiction health self help
I'm Afraid of Men by Vivek Shraya

I'm Afraid of Men

Vivek Shraya

85 pages • hardcover • 2018

4.0kinea's review
nonfiction feminism gender lgbtqia+ memoir emotional informative reflective fast-paced
Kan det fikses? by Marte Rostvåg Ulltveit-Moe

Kan det fikses?

Marte Rostvåg Ulltveit-Moe

142 pages • paperback

4.0kinea's review
nonfiction economics nature politics