Gift Article: "RECEIPTS"
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It's not an ironclad connection. But O'Neill presents a very plausible argument for it, with receipts. As an added bonus, he proves quite a few lies among those involved in the original investigation/prosecution. Definitely worth a reading, imo.

Yeah, I feel things would have gotten too expansive if everything was included. Decades of interviews, documents, etc... That said, O'Neill's objective isn't a full history, but to prove that the historically-accepted narrative isn't correct, and he does an excellent job of that.

Yessss! Planning to reread 1 & 2 just before 3 releases.

SUCH a good book! 5 🌟 for me as well, and one I'll definitely be re-reading. I love my libby and library, but I'm so glad I bought this one for my shelves.

By the time he stands back up, wham, Monday again.

Children of Time is an absolute favorite of mine! Also looking forward to The Lies of the Ajungo; it just came available for me on Libby, so I'll be reading it tonight!

It's stunning. I want to do the origami boat with the dust jacket, but I also don't want to ruin it. Tough choicesssssss

Seriously, y'all... I could write an entire essay on the things I loved about this book!!!!

Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan. I've now picked up both Foster and So Late in the Day to read as well.

1) Yes. Yes, you do.
2) I had never heard of Kanopy. Thank you, friend!

I just finished book one recently and keep staring at book two on my shelf. It taunts me, but I don't want to zoom through them and be at the end 😔