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The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters #BookReview #NewBooks #LiteraryFiction #HistoricalFiction #Mystery #CatapultBooks
A four-year-old Mi’kmaq girl goes missing from the blueberry fields of Maine, and fifty years later the mystery is solved. #TheBerryPickers #AmandaPeters #BookReview #LiteraryFiction #HistoricalFiction #audiobookreview #catapultbooks #bargainsleuth
A four-year-old Mi’kmaq girl goes missing from the blueberry fields of Maine, sparking a tragic mystery that haunts the survivors, unravels a community, and remains unsolved for nearly fifty years.
July 1962. A Mi’kmaq family from Nova Scotia arrives in Maine to pick blueberries for the summer. Weeks later, four-year-old Ruthie, the family’s youngest child, vanishes. She is last seen by her…
The Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction
The Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction and the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Nonfiction were established in 2012 to recognize the best fiction and nonfiction books for adult readers published in the U.S. the previous year.
@ gamedevs, the discourse has painted "make your game more accessible" as "make your game easy", and i can prove to you we actually don't mean that. play your game drunk, or eating with a hand and playing with the other, or fucking jacking off idgaf, not fifteen minutes of it, i want at least four hours of game time that you're distracted and only using one hand. now take note of the mistakes you're angry about still- you're not mad because there wasn't an easier boss, you're mad because you couldn't reach a button to hit him fast enough, or because you couldn't read the scrolling text fast enough and didn't know what to do, or that an accidental click discarded an item you needed immediately. you aren't upset about difficulty, you're upset there wasn't a way an issue could be circumvented or fixed when you couldn't do what "normal" people could do. that's fine, that will happen with really anything when you're disabled, but most people eventually will become disabled, and if you want people to still enjoy the game, you're going to need to add ways to slow down rapid sections or change the speed of text scroll or ask for confirmation before an item's discarded so you don't lose things you've worked for. that would be what people are asking for, not "make the main boss a lower level so i can beat him", his level doesn't matter if dodging always necessitates using a button you can't reach and the devs haven't added options to change which button does that, for eg. personally, i have hand spasms, and when you can fuck up with literally one click, in a way that still affects you hours later or will waste hours of work or so forth, that's an inaccessible game for people like me with nerve damage and muscular issues. when a conversation doesn't have subtitles or they don't match, and the information given is essential, that means i won't know what i've gotta do to progress. these things make playing less enjoyable. i haven't said, at any point, everything has to be accessible to like literally every person- that's impossible. i'm just saying that your misrepresentation of the discourse as "make games easier" just wastes everybody's time, but you can distract yourself or hinder yourself to see what playing your game actually is like for those unable to concentrate, hear, see properly, reach things, y'know? again, not just fifteen minutes of looting, long enough to feel an effect when there's a tiny mistake that hurts you going forward.
sorry but like if i never have access to the varieties of blueberries i grew up eating i will never have blueberries again. the varieties they sell in stores are so bland :(
standing with your mom in front of a confounded contraption in an antiques store trying to figure out what the hell it is beats wordle as a mental exercise any day of the week
The sudden appearance of brightness on a late July Friday afternoon prompted another forage. On the familiar slog up to Heptonstall Road, brambles already ripened. Eschewing them as polluted, we continued up to find the ridge slopes dominated by bracken and heather, rock-hard apples and only a smattering of bilberry shrubs. We past a climber limbering up at Hell Hole Rocks onto the twisting…