[ SECRET POST #3861 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3861 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Book club - July discussion!

[(Anonymous)]

I only ever read the first book (didn't know there were sequels) but I didn't mind the fact it took so long to get to the otters. The beginning of the book I feel is kind of necessary to understand the hows and whys of the author's choices and feelings when you get to the "living with otters" part. A lot of it was kind of a love song to the location and I actually really enjoyed that---i felt like I was there. The otter photos are SO CUTE and the descriptions of their personalities and habits are equally cute. As a kid I read it and thought "I want an otter!" But now I think you're right about it being like a dog that's 10x the work lol. I do love watching the otters at the zoo though and every time I do I think about the RoBW otters.

Re: Book club - July discussion!

[diet_poison]

The first book was all we were reading for club so you're good!

I will definitely think about RoBW next time I see otters at the zoo. 100% agreed with you there. They were delightful to read about and look at!

Re: Book club - July discussion!

[hyarrowen]

DA >em>A lot of it was kind of a love song to the location and I actually really enjoyed that

Yes, I think he got a lot of pleasure out of simply being there. It was a bolt-hole, I think - the pressures of being gay in that period must have been considerable.

Re: Book club - July discussion!

[diet_poison]

TIL Maxwell was gay

hardly surprising, though, when I consider