If you enjoyed this, then give it a like and follow my blog and other social media. I hope you all are lifting each other up! Let me know if you have read any good books that would work well for this month! Thanks for reading. I’ll let you all know what I think when I do. She was described as walking to the beat of her own drum. She can turn mortals into animals, and is banned to a secluded island for turning a nymph into a sea monster. Leonora just seems like a strong woman who can handle anything, at least I hope so! This one actually isn’t out until April 6th, but I definitely want to read it. If you’re unsure of who Circe was, I’ll go ahead and briefly summarize her.

I don’t think I’ve read one that has let me down, yet.

This just sounds so good, and it’s right up my alley. They stumble upon an art collector who helps artists escape to America. The love of her life is taken away from her, and they have to find a way to reunite. Threatened, Zeus banishes her to a deserted island, where she hones her occult craft, tames wild beasts, and crosses paths with many of the most famous figures. Unfortunately, war looms over her and impacts her life greatly. She creates work that is based on her own life, and is recognized by her real name. The novel also includes other artists of that era. She actually just died in 2011, which I had no idea she lived to see the 2000s. With a wave of her hand Circe summon a book, the book was nothing special it just had a black cover with the nuclear.

This novel is based on Leonora Carrington, a famous surrealist artist during the ’30s. Leonora in the Morning Lightby Michaela Carter

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