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Georgie15 February 2021 at 16:04
A great read. Fearless By Fiona Higgins
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The Fifth Letter By Nicola Moriarty

The Fifth Letter By Nicola Moriarty I loved this book, before I even start, go out and buy or borrow this book. It was great and I actually read it in a week, that’s very quick for a busy mum like me. A story of four women who have been best friends since high school. Now in their mid 30’s, they have kids and husbands and never have the time to catch up like old days where life was free and easy. They decide to go away on a girl’s weekend to regroup and reconnect. There they write four letters about a secret they have never told one another, but one of the girls writes a fifth letter. In the letter which was accidentally found were secrets that are murderous and obsessive thoughts that one of the best friends has been feeling for a long time towards one of the other women. ...

Down The Dirt Roads By Rachael Treasure

Down the Dirt Roads By Rachael Treasure For Rachael, “being in a paddock means anything is possible”. I enjoyed this book. What appealed to me first was how Rachael saw ongoing harm to soil on the land and our food chain in which we supply ourselves and our families. She sees another way to live on the land. Her friendships, colleagues and people she meets on her journey all contributed to how she sees the land and our future and how we can turn our selves around from destroying our planet and our livestock. I enjoyed how she described so thoroughly thoughts and visions for how she would do things. I loved seeing her chain of thought about men farming and how we have grown into a world where they try to rule this part of our future, they try to rule a lot of our future and this is why we need more women like Rachael to step up and communicate with other women and let ourselves be heard. The paragraph at the end that stuck with me was “Too many, ‘nature’ is a drive aw...

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