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The Source | James A. Michener
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I haven‘t read a lot set solely in ancient times, but I have several on my TBR mountain. Lol.
I seem to read more ‘time spanning‘ historical fiction that starts BC and often goes up to the present day (or close).
The tagged is my favorite.

Also enjoyed Hawaii by Michener and loved both Sarum and London by Edward Rutherfurd.
I also enjoyed Clan of the Cave Bear by Jean Auel

#Two4Tuesday

TheSpineView Thanks for playing! 1y
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Amiable
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Congratulations on your persistence and determination to complete #ChunksterChallenge2021, Karen!

@texreader

Bookwormjillk Congratulations 🎉🎊🎈🍾 3y
Megabooks Woo hoo @Texreader !! 🥳🥳 3y
Lcsmcat Congratulations @Texreader ! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 3y
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BarkingMadRead 🎉🎉🎉 3y
rockpools Congratulations @Texreader ! 3y
wanderinglynn Congrats @Texreader! 🎉👏🏻 3y
GinaKButler Woo-hoo! Congrats! @Texreader 3y
Mollyanna Woohoo. Nicely done. 🥳🥳🥳 @Texreader (edited) 3y
CoverToCoverGirl Well done! Congratulations! 👏👏 @Texreader 3y
Freespirit Well done @Texreader this one is on my reread list 💕 3y
Ash.on.the.line Congrats!!! 🎉 3y
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Michener uses an archeological dig to tell the history & stories of #Israel, birth of religion, horrific & graphic torture of Jews, & the fierce fighting in the region up to the creation of the country. He doesn‘t flinch from difficult philosophical or competing religious questions even within the same faith. Definitely instructive. A hard read for ongoing graphic violence. #readingasia2021 #foodandlit #chunksterchallenge2021 (1267 pages)

BarbaraBB Kudos for finishing it! 3y
Butterfinger Congratulations!! 3y
Librarybelle Congratulations on finishing! 3y
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Catsandbooks Quite the accomplishment! 🙌🏼 3y
Amiable Yay! Great job! 3y
Daisey Congratulations of finishing this one, and it does sound fascinating. 3y
TheBookHippie 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼congratulations 3y
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Librarybelle So close! 3y
GingerAntics Oh wow, you‘ve really made progress!!! 3y
Catsandbooks You can do it! 💪🏼 3y
BarbaraBB Go girl 💪🏽 3y
swynn Good luck! (I read this last month, so I feel your exhaustion.) 3y
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Texreader
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I had no idea that “hip hip hurrah” has some anti-Semitic origins. I googled the Latin phrase and found numerous articles on the subject. Here‘s a good concise one:

https://ohr.edu/ask_db/ask_main.php/261/Q1/

#readingasia2021 #foodandlit #Israel #chunksterchallenge2021 @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB @Butterfinger @Catsandbooks @Amiable

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GingerAntics Well, that really takes all the fun out of that phrase. 3y
Catsandbooks @GingerAntics @Texreader totally agree! That phrase is ruined now 3y
TrishB I can see me being the family party pooper again! 3y
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GingerAntics @TrishB you and me both 3y
Librarybelle Thanks for posting this! 3y
TheBookHippie 😩 how awful. Thanks for sharing this. Scratching that from the vocabulary not that I‘ve used it often in life. 3y
Deblovestoread Wow! Thanks for sharing! 3y
Butterfinger How informative. Thank you. 3y
Amiable Fascinating etymology! Thanks for sharing! 3y
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I‘m now at the second level from the top of the archeological dig in #Israel. Page 995, 77%. The previous level had gruesome moments, as has most of the book. I will be very relieved when I‘ve finished. It‘s a good book, but brutal and emotionally draining.

#readingasia2021 #foodandlit #chunksterchallenge2021 @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB @Butterfinger @Catsandbooks @Amiable

Cinfhen I want to reread this book because I read it more than 25 years ago but it‘s length 😳😱I‘m super impressed that you are sticking through 🙌🏻 3y
Freespirit One I want to read one day! 3y
Librarybelle You‘re doing so well! 3y
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Texreader
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Third level from top of the archeological dig. Yes I‘m still plodding through this one. I‘m at 69% on page 871. I took a bit of a break after some really gruesome parts of the book. I guess in stories about items discovered in a dig, everybody dies. But how makes all the difference.

#readingasia2021 #foodandlit #Israel #chunksterchallenge2021 @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB @Butterfinger @Catsandbooks @Amiable

Crazeedi I think I am going to reread this book. It had a profound impact on me when I was young 3y
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An interesting theory on why the Crusades were rarely successful. The Crusaders were killing the wrong people!

#readingasia2021 #foodandlit #Israel #chunksterchallenge2021 @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB @Butterfinger @Catsandbooks @Amiable

GingerAntics I‘ve read this as well. It‘s a side of the crusades that doesn‘t get talked about. 3y
Librarybelle Interesting! 3y
Butterfinger Never knew this. 3y
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Texreader
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Truth! I‘ve tried to find an ice cube during heat waves in other countries!

Not only is this book long, often it‘s hard to read: the violence & inhumanity it describes (because of religion & gender & slavery) can be very hard to take. I often hesitate to pick it back up fearing more horrific stories.

Page 771/1269, 61%

#readingasia2021 #foodandlit #Israel #chunksterchallenge2021 @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB @Butterfinger @Catsandbooks @Amiable

Catsandbooks All that heavy stuff can be difficult to keep reading. Maybe take a break for awhile and then come back to it in a few weeks 3y
Librarybelle Making great progress!! 3y
JacqMac I have an American friend who lives in Scotland and she is forever complaining about the lack of ice. lol 3y
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swynn
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Pickpick

The bestselling book in the US in 1965 was this monster, 1240 pages of stories tracing the history of a Middle Eastern mound, from prehistoric peoples emerging from caves, up to the founding of Israel. Along the way it's much to chew on, about history, progress, community, and religion.

It's good but dang is it ever a lot of book.

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Librarybelle 😁 3y
GingerAntics They‘re seriously not messing about. 3y
mjdowens I just reached page 600 tonight of this one. Loving every single page so far. 3y
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Texreader
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And hence, the creation of Palestine—which I‘m sure I‘ll get to eventually in this book. This is so interesting.

#readingasia2021 #foodandlit #Israel #chunksterchallenge2021 @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB @Butterfinger @Catsandbooks @Amiable

Cinfhen I read this decades ago and was hooked on Michener / it‘s SO GOOD!! But quite a #chunkster!!!! I‘m almost tempted to re-read 3y
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Librarybelle Making good progress! 3y
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Another new word!

The dispatch reached Caligula at an evil moment. He raged at the contempt of the Jews and at the pusillanimity of his Syrian general. By swift messengers he sent news to Antioch that the Jews must be completely destroyed and that Petronius must commit suicide...

#readingasia2021 #foodandlit #Israel #chunksterchallenge2021 @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB @Butterfinger @Catsandbooks @Amiable

GingerAntics I‘m not sure it‘s really suicide if the person in question doesn‘t actually have a choice. 3y
Librarybelle Hooray for new words! 3y
TheBookHippie @GingerAntics no. I don‘t think so. 3y
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Texreader
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#chunksterchallenge2021 update. I‘m on page 525, 41% through the book. There have been atrocities against the Jews so far but nothing like what I expect from this chapter, which is opening with Caligula. ☹️

#readingasia2021 #foodandlit #Israel @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB @Butterfinger @Catsandbooks @Amiable

Librarybelle Making good progress! 3y
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#thoughtfulthursday Thanks @Eggs for the tag!

1) To avoid spoilers I‘ll go with the popular answer—a character from the Harry Potter slaughter in the Deathly Hallows (pick any)

2) So many but none come to me now except Rebecca, having recently reread it. It was probably the first book I read as a kid that had continuous surprises toward the end of the book up until the last page. Im glad I didn‘t remember them in the reread.

3) tagged

MoonWitch94 Oh the HP slaughter was horrible! It‘s stayed with me after all these years & was worse in the film! 😭 Thanks for playing ☺️📖🌸 3y
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I really didn‘t like Cleopatra: A Life, by Stacy Schiff, but having read it, I know exactly what is going on in this passage from the tagged book and the role King Herod played in Cleopatra‘s life. Also, I‘ve just passed 500-pages in this chunkster.

#readingasia2021 #foodandlit #Israel #chunksterchallenge2021 @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB @Butterfinger @Catsandbooks @Amiable

Catsandbooks Way to go!! 🙌🏼 3y
Amiable Excellent! I felt the same about that Stacy Schiff book, too. 3y
Librarybelle Hooray! I also was not the biggest fan of Schiff‘s Cleopatra, but it was a fascinating look at her. 3y
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“Why didn‘t the Greek ideal catch hold in these parts?” Cullinane asked.

“For the same reasons it wasn‘t acceptable in Rome,” Tabari explained. “It‘s fun to chase after a running man, but it‘s more fun to sit in a comfortable stadium and watch lions chase him. The Greeks and the English developed sports. The Romans and the Americans degenerated them into spectacles. And the Arabs and Jews said to hell with the whole silly mess.”

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😢

Butterfinger So hard to read during Passover. 3y
GingerAntics Good grief. Human minds can really come up with the most horrible ways to torture other people. 3y
Crazeedi I've never re-read this, but I think I may have to 3y
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Butterfinger Way to go!! I chose a chunkster to read for next month. 3y
Librarybelle Woohoo! 3y
Amiable You are making some excellent progress! 👍🏼 3y
Catsandbooks Awesome!! 🙌🏼 3y
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I learned a new word! If you don‘t know it either, feel free to look it up:

She was a woman hungry for the higher world, for the more complete song, and in Makor she was miserable, tied down to its uninspiring syncretism of ritual for Yahweh and worship of Baal.

Copwithabook Well now I‘m intrigued by the book 3y
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There is an absolutely brilliant exchange among 3 archeologists (American, Arab, Jew) discussing their different perspectives of Israel. They also discuss how one has to be very careful about making assumptions about how people lived during any historical period. I love history, it was my major in undergrad. I love reading fiction and nonfiction about history. But by golly, if I didn‘t learn a new way of thinking about history in their dialog! ⬇️

Librarybelle I love that observation! I too was a history undergrad and love learning about history and perspectives. 3y
Texreader @Librarybelle Isn‘t it such fun to read historical fiction? 3y
Butterfinger My secondary study was also history. I'm thinking seriously of going for certification to teach middle grades. 3y
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Israel as the “focus of forces.” This book was written in 1965. How many more examples could he describe through 2021? #readingasia2021 #foodandlit #Israel #chunksterchallenge2021 @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB @Butterfinger @Catsandbooks @Amiable

Crazeedi My absolute favorite Michener. I read it in 6th grade, amazing. From the teachers library, since the elementary library didnt challenge me, I loved Mrs Henry the librarian. She understood 3y
Texreader @Crazeedi That‘s so cool! I ❤️ the librarian who did that for you. I was a chunkster junky as a kid but mainly once I was in high school. In elementary I had an obsession with Rebecca and I read it over and over. And that there explains why we‘re so loyal to Litsy. We found our second family!! I‘ve only read Texas by Michener before this one. I do like his writing.⬇️ (edited) 3y
Texreader I read Texas because my Norwegian mother-in-law read it before she came to visit us in the US the first time. She was aghast I hadn‘t read it before so I did. 3y
Crazeedi @Texreader I've read most of his books. His early ones are the best. I think there might be a couple of his much later that arent quite as good. But I've read almost every one. He was my go to for years. Hawaii, Centennial, the Covenant, takes of the South Pacific, bridges at toko-ri. Etc etc. Did you know he was in his 40s when he wrote his first book 3y
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I love how Michener has organized this book. In chapter 1 archeologists find many items, then hit bedrock. Chapter 2 is telling the story of the oldest find in the dig and it is fascinating. Presumably it will move forward in time with each object. #readingasia2021 #foodandlit #Israel #chunksterchallenge2021 @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB @Butterfinger @Catsandbooks @Amiable

GingerAntics The quotes your posting are so interesting. I may have to read this book. 3y
julesG @GingerAntics I may actually have this book among all the Micheners on my shelf. But I haven't read a single one yet. 3y
GingerAntics @julesG oh wow, really? I have some of those on my shelves now that I actually have physical books again. I‘m slowly but surely reading them. 😂 3y
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julesG @GingerAntics A friend's father passes his second hand copies on to me, always. That's maybe 5 books a year. Some I pass on, because I'm not interested, but I kept the Michener books. I'm sure one day I'll read them. 😁 3y
GingerAntics @julesG 😂 it‘s always good to have someday books. 3y
Librarybelle Definitely sounds like a well organized story 3y
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“For two thousand years whenever we Jews saw a soldier, it could only mean bad news. Because the soldier couldn‘t be Jewish. He had to be an enemy. It‘s no small thing to see a Jewish soldier, standing on his own soil, protecting Jews … not persecuting them.”

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Texreader
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I like when books give us maps and depictions about what‘s happening. Chapter 1 is about an archeological dig in Israel and every time the archeologist creates a card with a drawing of what he found, the depiction of the card is there to show us. #readingasia2021 #foodandlit #Israel #chunksterchallenge2021 @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB @Butterfinger @Catsandbooks @Amiable

GingerAntics Oh that sounds awesome!!! 3y
Catsandbooks Very cool! 3y
Smarkies I like maps too. It helps order locations in my head. 😁 3y
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Librarybelle Awesome! 3y
Butterfinger You had me at archaeology. 3y
Amiable Oh, I love maps, too. 3y
MaureenMc I have a mass market paperback of this one. May have to get an ebook, though, to actually read it. (My older eyes can‘t deal with teeny print anymore. 😁) 3y
Texreader @GingerAntics @Catsandbooks @Smarkies @Librarybelle @Butterfinger @Amiable @MaureenMc It‘s excellent EXCEPT the attempt at a love triangle in chapter 1. It was misplaced and not believable. But a minor plot point. (edited) 3y
Texreader @MaureenMc Makes sense. But I‘m not terribly fond of very long ebooks. I‘d prefer the paperback I think! 3y
GingerAntics Oh good grief. Love triangles. I don‘t get the appeal. If literature is to be believed, everyone is part of a love triangle, with two people vying for their attentions, at some point in their lives. 🤦🏼‍♀️ 3y
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Starting this book to get a head start for #Israel #foodandlit for April because I‘m a very slow reader and this is one of Michener‘s chunksters. Also, it works for #readingasia2021 #Palestine

Librarybelle 😁 3y
MySharonaK Sounds really interesting! 3y
Texreader @MySharonaK It has sucked me right in! It‘s long but it‘s hard to put down. 3y
Texreader @Amiable My life really got disrupted the beginning of the year with deaths close to me in January and February. So I got no where with Bleak House for the #chunksterchallenge2021. Can I use this one to get active in the challenge again? It‘s 1266 pages long. 3y
Amiable @Texreader Absolutely! That page count more than qualifies! I actually read another Michener book for my 2020 Chunkster Challenge. I think literally all of his books are chunksters! 😄 3y
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Texreader
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This ebook is on sale today. I bought it for #foodandlit #Israel coming up next month.

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I wasn't raised in a religious household, so this book was really interesting to me. It tells a history of an Israeli community through the ages, and also a sort of history of Judaism and Christianity. It took me a while to get into it, but once I did I really liked it.

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Susanita
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I started this book a while ago and eventually got about 1/3 of it read. Picking it back up now only to discover that I still have more than 19 hours to go?!? I‘ve completely lost the thread of the story, came back in at a very unpleasant scene, and I‘m bailing.

Sorry, Mr. Michener. I think maybe I‘ve moved on from you? At least for now.

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Crazeedi
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@sblbooks @megnews #MiddleGradeMarch
1 my mom had to chase me out of the house, because I always had my nose in a book, I would be late getting ready, I would read with a flashlight...
2 Barbies, paper dolls, papercrafting, books, plus nancy drew, reading, wonderful world of disney, bonanza, dream of jeannie, Olympics, Saturday morning cartoons
3 JFK, MLK and RFK assassinations
4 see above(I was 12 when I read)

megnews Paper dolls! 😄 4y
BookishMe That tagged book - Wow! 4y
Crazeedi @BookishMe it was written long time ago, but it was the first book to impact me as a young girl 4y
Crazeedi @megnews I waited every month for the Betsy McCall ones. Plus I loved the punch out ones 4y
BookishMe @Crazeedi I only got to know about his work in the last couple of years. Must have been incredible to have read it when young 4y
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Tove_Reads
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I‘ll add this #chunkster to my #SubjectOfTheMonth reads! Historical fiction rules 🙂👍🏽 How is everyone else doing? I‘m about to finish Here Be Dragons.

HannaPolkadots I love Michener! Haven't read The Source yet, but three others which I enjoyed and learned a lot from. Enjoy! 5y
Tove_Reads @HannaPolkadots Cool! I‘d like to read all of them, Alaska is def on my TBR! 5y
TheSpineView Love read Michener and I always learn so much. I enjoyed Alaska hope you do too. 5y
JoScho This pup is adorable! 5y
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Tove_Reads
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Worst year, month, week, day ever! Came in second trice after been interviewed for three jobs. I am at a looow point right now. Luckily, there‘s ice cream and wine, plus as a surprise I got these books in the mail, plus two packages at the PO. Also, I‘m off for the rest of the week!

Tomigirl44 So sorry - I‘ve been there (job thing) - thoughts are with you along with the hope that the right position for you will open soon. 💐 5y
readordierachel Hugs 💕. Hope ice cream and wine helps. 5y
Tove_Reads @Tomigirl44 Thanks! Was promised a good contract, better pay etc. at my current place, but then... plus other bad things. Need to get out of there! 5y
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Tove_Reads @readordierachel Thanks! It does, at least tonight! 5y
squirrelbrain I know it‘s the last thing you want to hear right now, but I‘m a great believer in ‘If it‘s meant to be, it will be‘. Something far better is waiting just around the corner.... 😘 5y
JoScho Sending love ❤️ 5y
Tamra I‘m sorry! 5y
LeahBergen Hugs to you! ❤️ 5y
Jas16 Sending lots of love 5y
Tove_Reads @squirrelbrain @JoScho @Tamra @LeahBergen @Jas16 Thank you! Add a death a month, plus cars and all electronics dying around me. Sucky, sucky 2018 ☹️ 5y
JacqMac Books and ice cream are the best medicine. Love to you. 💕 5y
JoRead Sorry, but on the plus side that means something better is coming your way 😊 5y
CouronneDhiver It hasn‘t been my most fun year either...chin up, though... it‘ll all work out in the end 5y
Andrew65 Sorry to hear that. I‘m with @squirrelbrain that fate says this isn‘t the job you‘re meant to have and something better around the corner for you. Can relate to 2018, been the toughest of years! (edited) 5y
Tove_Reads @squirrelbrain @andrew65 I used to think that way, but this year has left me stunned with how much crap can happen all-the-time. I‘m used to ups and downs, but not downs, downs and downs. 5y
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Crazeedi
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#TuesdayTidbits
1. Tagged book, because it was an adult library book I read when I was 11, it opened the doors of Israeli history to me . I have been fascinated with all things Jewish ever since.
2. Jesus Christ to thank him. Next would be a woman like Jane Adams or Elizabeth blackwell who broke down barriers
3. Bad grammar
4. @BookLover_25 Welcome! And join the fun!

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Susanita
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Happy Easter! Happy Passover! Happy April! These books are my #AprilTBR more or less.
-The Source
-Alice‘s Adventures in Wonderland
-The Nightmare
-Sunburn (if my library hold clears)
-Howl‘s Moving Castle
-Boy, Snow, Bird
-Beautiful Swimmers
#ReadingResolutions
#AprilBookishMadness

Crazeedi @Susanita I read The Source in 5th grade, I will never forget that book. The librarian permitted me use of the teachers library, I was way beyond the regular stacks. 6y
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Tove_Reads
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👍🏽 or 👎🏽?

Karkar Never read it but it is a chunkster at 1088 pages if the description it right. 6y
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kevinmlevine
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Bailedbailed

Bad

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Liberty
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I have never read James Michener. According to reliable sources (ha), this is his best one, so I picked it up yesterday. (Don't worry, I lifted it with my legs, not my back.) ⭐️

monkeygirlsmama Pretty pic. 7y
Melissa_J I read my first Michener (Alaska) late last year. I've since bought a whole bunch of his books, including The Source. I hope it's good! 7y
bitterbear 😂😂😂😂😂 7y
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Dragon Lovely photo 🐉 7y
DrSabrinaMoldenReads I love him. I especially loved "The Covenant" and also loved "Hawaii" 7y
MaureenMc I went through a big Michener phase in late grade school and early high school. I've yet to read this one, but it's on my shelf, patiently waiting. 7y
TheBookStacker I just got Hawaii so we shall see. 7y
annahenke Great photo! 7y
elkeOriginal I am so glad you lifted with your knees. Big books are bad for your back 😹 7y
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ElvinaGB
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#Sweetsummerstack I've read this about 8 times, always in the summer. Never get tired of the stories.

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Lynnsoprano
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#aprilbookshowers My first thought for #publishedinthe1960s was to tap our Michener collection. I was shocked when I started looking at publication dates by the length of his writing career. Some that I assumed were from the 60's were actually written in the 70's and 80's. I knew The Source would fit, because I read it in high school, and I was in high school in the 60's. And now I've definitely dated myself😊

RanaElizabeth There was a point in my reading life when I was obsessed with Michener. The Alaska one is probably my favorite. 7y
Cinfhen Love this behemoth of a novel💛💚💙 7y
Lynnsoprano @RanaElizabeth My favorite is probably Chesapeake, but I've read most of them. 7y
Fantasyfan I LOVED this. Haven't read it in many years. 7y
Ncostell I also went through a huge Michener phase, loved these books! 7y
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Lynnsoprano
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#readinschool I went to a small church-affiliated college where you had to take at least one religion course. The prof for Bible as Literature didn't specifically assign this, but if you didn't read it, there was no way to ace his exams, since he was constantly referring to it. #photoadaynov16 #moraviancollege

Sydsavvy Looks good!! 7y
Godmotherx5 Ooh, sounds good 7y
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