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3/6/2023
8 : 34

Read a Girl #49: “Fangs”, Sarah Andersen

An impossible love affair. View this email in your browser Hi again :) This month I come with a short and sweet recommendation. Maybe to help you get closer to your reading goals (if you're the
2/6/2023
8 : 34

Read a Girl #48: “She Must Be Mad”, Charly Cox

A good companion for days when you're just not sure of anything. View this email in your browser Hey you, How's 2023 treating you so far? I can't believe we're already in February! So
1/2/2023
8 : 34

Read a Girl #47: “Managing Expectations”, Minnie Driver

Here's to finding light and humour even in the darkest places. View this email in your browser Hello old friend, First things first: Happy New Year! I know it's been a while since we last
9/5/2022
8 : 14

Read a Girl #46: “Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood”, Marjane Satrapi

Through a child's eyes, we see a piece of history unfold. View this email in your browser Hi again! This month I am bringing you an oldie, but a goodie. Marjane Satrapi's memoir “Persepolis:
8/1/2022
8 : 34

Read a Girl #45: “Die, My Love”, Ariana Harwicz

A book that will take you on a journey of madness and the terrors of desire. View this email in your browser Hello dear friend :) I hope you are keeping it well, wherever you are. I am currently on
7/4/2022
8 : 34

Read a Girl #44: “Yes Please”, Amy Poehler

A real treat, filled with funny bits and, yes, raw honesty. View this email in your browser Hey, you! Long time, huh? Long story short: Google closed the newsletter's email account God-only-knows-
5/2/2022
8 : 54

Read a Girl #43: “The Hill We Climb”, Amanda Gorman

A message of unity and hope. View this email in your browser Hello, friend :) Long time no see! You probably noticed there wasn't a newsletter in April and I apologise for that. Life's been too
3/7/2022
8 : 34

Read a Girl #42: “The Beginning of the World in the Middle of the Night”, Jen Campbell

The perfect book to alienate ourselves from everything happening right now. View this email in your browser Are you in need of some magic in your life? Or maybe just a break from the chaotic reality we
2/7/2022
8 : 34

Read a Girl #41: “Little Weirds”, Jenny Slate

A sad-funny-heartfelt-soft-hard kind of a book about how wonderful life can be. View this email in your browser Hello, friends :) How has 2022 been treating you? I hope you are getting a good start to
1/10/2022
8 : 14

Read a Girl #40: “Misfits: A Personal Manifesto”, Michaela Coel

A masterclass to anyone who ever wondered what it's like to work in the TV and film industry. View this email in your browser Happy 2022! Before we fully start the new year, you might have noticed
12/6/2021
8 : 44

Read a Girl #39: “Notes on Grief”, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

A work of self-reflection and living through our worst days, hoping for better ones to come. View this email in your browser Hello, friend :) I want to start this newsletter - the last one of 2021 -
11/1/2021
8 : 14

Read a Girl #38: “Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me”, Mariko Tamaki

An endearing tale about falling back in love with yourself. View this email in your browser Who else is feeling a bit overwhelmed with such a heavy year coming, finally, to its close? I know I am, so
10/4/2021
8 : 34

Read a Girl #37: “A Manual for Cleaning Women”, Lucia Berlin

Bleak stories told in a masterful way. View this email in your browser If you are looking for fiction that seems real and delivers on the promise of fulfilling that hole we often feel when
9/6/2021
8 : 44

Read a Girl #36: “Grapefruit”, Yoko Ono

A whimsical and delightful read. View this email in your browser This month's book is a different one. It's not fiction, but it's also not non-fiction. It's a book of instructions. “
8/2/2021
9 : 4

Read a Girl #35: "Women", Chloe Caldwell

A novella about being blindly in love when you know the heartbreak is inevitable but you give it a try anyway. View this email in your browser You probably have been there before. That overwhelming
7/5/2021
8 : 34

Read a Girl #34: "The Reddest Rose", Liv Strömquist

When was the last time you were in love? View this email in your browser When was the last time you were in love? Like, really in love, that hopeless-head-over-heels kind of love? I'll give you
6/7/2021
8 : 34

Read a Girl #33: "The Artist's Way", Julia Cameron

This book will take you on an interesting journey. View this email in your browser Hello, friends! This month's book is a bit different from what you are used to seeing in this little book club of
5/3/2021
8 : 34

Read a Girl #32: "Educated", Tara Westover

This is a distressing family tale about the power of education. View this email in your browser Oh, hello! Welcome to another edition of our newsletter. This month I'm bringing you a distressing
4/5/2021
9 : 34

Read a Girl #31: "Heimat", Nora Krug

A brutally touching, and marvellously executed, graphic memoir about history and the sense of belonging. View this email in your browser Hello, friend :) This month I am bringing you a very special
3/1/2021
9 : 4

Read a Girl #30: "The Memory Police", Yōko Ogawa

A surreal yet magnificent fable about how preserving the past and our memories make us human. View this email in your browser Hey, you. Imagine one day all the birds disappear from the face of the