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Gretchen McCulloch@gretchenmcc.bsky.social |
It was especially neat for me personally to read this book as someone who also grew up in rural Nova Scotia like the author, about 80% of the surnames in the book were like "oh yeah I went to high school with someone with that surname" But this was more of a fun easter egg for a very gripping book
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Eva Holland
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Just reserved at the library - thank you!
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Gretchen McCulloch
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Not sure if we'll get to A Sweet Sting of Salt on Lingthusiasm bc @superlinguo.bsky.social doesn't read a lot of historical fiction (though I'd argue it could also be shelved under fantasy or romance...) but there are definitely some linguisticsy elements especially wrt learning a language
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Faith Erin Hicks
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Where in NS? My husband is from Bridgeport (well, a Christmas tree farm in that area).
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Kate
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My grandfather’s family came through PEI and NS, doing genealogy is a nightmare. There are like four surnames in PEI and maybe only a dozen more in NS…
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