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iamateacher

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9. Lincoln in the Bardo

Reply to hermetic (Original post)

Sun Sep 3, 2017, 12:47 PM

Sep 2017

In Lincoln in the Bardo, Lincoln mourns his 10 year son Willie, who is welcomed into the afterlife by the other souls in his cemetery. They help father and son find peace.
Bardo is a Tibetan word for the "in-between" between this world and the afterlife.

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What are the BEST BOOKS you've read in 2017? [View all] hermetic Jan 2017 OP

Do you mean 2016? northoftheborder Jan 2017 #1

No. The "Best of" is a running thread throughout the year. Best books japple Jan 2017 #2

Back in the later 1950s when I was in my early teens I remember my father reading ... spin Jan 2017 #3

I went through the Hornblower stories/novels again getting old in mke Jan 2017 #4

I'll have to check those out in the future. ... spin Feb 2017 #5

My first entry for 2017 is Louise Erdrich's book, LaRose. japple Mar 2017 #6

small great things by Jodi Picoult mnhtnbb Mar 2017 #7

Going to read this one soon mainstreetonce Jul 2017 #8

Lincoln in the Bardo iamateacher Sep 2017 #9

Adding Nathan Hill's book, The Nix to my list. japple Sep 2017 #10

So far... Ohiya Sep 2017 #11

Starship Mine by Peter Cawdron walterhpdx Sep 2017 #12

I would second MuseRider Sep 2017 #13