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Newsletter · By Ani Elizaveta · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 18, 2026

    3 Bookish Ideas for Autumn (opens the original)

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    Falling for Fall is my favorite yearly experience, and every year feels like a first crush. Anne Shirley captured the mood when in Anne of Green Gables she said, “I want to live in a world where there are Octobers.” There are built-in elements of the season that elevate my days past monotony into a moodier, more whimsical disposition—crisp air, nature’s deeper colors, the childhood sound of crunching fallen leaves.There are also certain elements I like to intentionally cultivate to help me greet

  2. Issue · Sep 9, 2026

    Reading inefficiencies, coffee tables with tea, Daisy Edgar-Jones, and more (opens the original)

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    Dear Reader,I greeted September with celebrations for Gigi’s second birthday, I patted myself on the back for sticking to my goal of potty training her before she’s two (I am so proud of her and how she beams with joy at having unlocked such an achievement), and my breastfeeding journey of two years came to an end (I hold so much gratitude for sticking to my own lane and powering through these two years—it is, no kidding, more than a full-time job, difficult mentally and physically, but also sur

  3. Issue · Aug 24, 2026

    Two Years Postpartum (opens the original)

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    I am approaching two years postpartum, and it still feels surreal to remember those early days of motherhood. In the presence of ever-expanding gratitude and alongside boundless bliss, I also experienced whiplash and a resultant autopilot mode of keeping afloat day to day.There was the unrelenting exhaustion from nearly four hours of relentlessly pushing after days-long labor. There was grief over the nurse who was on her phone instead of by my side, and whose idiocy led her to say, “If you don’

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