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A review by themoonwholistens
the mermaid's voice returns in this one by Amanda Lovelace
5.0
Thanks to Netgalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for the ARC to review
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1/21/19
I am so beyond excited to have an ARC of this y'all have no idea. I literally jumped in joy when I saw this on my Netgalley.
1/29/19
It is very rare to find poetry books that do not make me cringe and I relate to mostly. This is one of those rare ones. Amanda Lovelace and her feminist poetry collections is one of my favorite collections ever to had stumbled upon. They were easy to read for me and easy to understand, but they really sunk deep. There is not much to say aside from this was also my favorite out of her Women Are Some Kind of Magic series. This was the least cliche, it was cohesive, and ultimately the one that made me feel the most nostalgic while sticking to me long after I have read the passage.
⟹ MY BLOG ⟸
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*All of my reviews are as spoiler-free as possible unless states otherwise*
1/21/19
I am so beyond excited to have an ARC of this y'all have no idea. I literally jumped in joy when I saw this on my Netgalley.
1/29/19
It is very rare to find poetry books that do not make me cringe and I relate to mostly. This is one of those rare ones. Amanda Lovelace and her feminist poetry collections is one of my favorite collections ever to had stumbled upon. They were easy to read for me and easy to understand, but they really sunk deep. There is not much to say aside from this was also my favorite out of her Women Are Some Kind of Magic series. This was the least cliche, it was cohesive, and ultimately the one that made me feel the most nostalgic while sticking to me long after I have read the passage.