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The Memory Police
The Memory Police | Yōko Ogawa
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Tonton
Memory Police | Yoko Ogawa
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Scoop! Martin Scorsese and the author are executive producers for the American film version! Will star Lily Gladstone (Killers of the Flower Moon.) should be awesome. Link: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/lily-gladstone-to-star-in-me...

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Schwifty
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This is a dark, haunting, existential novel which evokes similar feelings as Kobo Abe‘s The Woman in the Dunes with a bit of 1984 thrown in. The story conjures questions such as: What is a memory? What is it good for? Does existence depend on memory or in other words if no one remembers a thing any longer, does it exist? As things are forgotten and slip out of existence, does it even matter? Or should efforts be made to preserve what can be?

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DebinHawaii
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#Rushathon #DashingDecember

Read along with #SheSaid I‘m still processing & unpacking this literary dystopian story about an island (one assumes it‘s in Japan) where things & people‘s memories about them disappear & the Memory Police are there to ensure they do. It‘s beautifully sparse & hauntingly written. A bit bleak for holiday reading, but it drew me in. There‘s also a story within a story with a novel the MC is writing. While I didn‘t ⬇️

DebinHawaii … love the way it ended & it left me with many questions, overall it was good & was worth the read. 3mo
DieAReader 🥳🥳🥳 3mo
Andrew65 Excellent 🎄🎄🎄 3mo
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Riveted_Reader_Melissa
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Hello #SheSaid!

Can‘t wait to discuss this in the comments!

Riveted_Reader_Melissa I will admit, I was initially disappointed by the ending, even though it was the ending I did not want, but sort of expected. But!!!! As an allegory for how a community can self police and non-conformers to the new “way” can hide “illegal” things and eventually be hidden themselves…was so good for a look at how fascism states grow and thrive as everyone conforms that wants to fit-in, that they eventually throw their own things away, burn ⤵️ (edited) 3mo
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Riveted_Reader_Melissa ↪️ burn them, and a few hide and treasure them but are then hunted as criminals for that resistance. But as they conform and give in, they really lose pieces of themselves and fade, every time they go “that‘s just the way it is” and allow more and more to be wiped away, intentionally not talked or thought about, no longer mentioned or discussed…they fade further themselves into the background. (edited) 3mo
MallenNC I just finished this today so I‘m still thinking about what I got from it. I also wanted to know Why? this was happening but I had prepared myself to not get answers. I agree with your take. I also think it was saying as everyone accepted losing more and more, eventually they lost themselves all together. I‘d love to read about the story within the story and how it parallels what‘s happening in her world. 3mo
MallenNC I‘m glad to have read this. It‘s different from what I typically read for sure. 3mo
DebinHawaii I am still unpacking this one as well. It wasn‘t the ending I wanted either but the writing is beautiful & your point about being an allegory for fascism & conformity is spot on. And also the losing of one‘s self as @MallenNC said. 3mo
MallenNC @DebinHawaii I wanted to know why it was happening but I don‘t think any reason the author provided would have worked completely so I‘m coming around to that. I may read or listen to this one again, which I don‘t do a lot. Just to see what connections I can make on a second time around. 3mo
mhillis I read this book back in 2020, and at that time, this article really got me thinking https://slate.com/culture/2020/03/memory-police-ogawa-coronavirus-social-distanc... 3mo
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Hello #SheSaid!

I don‘t know about you, but the more they all forget, the more questions I have come to mind… I‘m really curious where and how this story will end!

MallenNC I‘m liking this book even though I‘m prepared to be frustrated at the end. I want to know why this disappearance/forgetting is happening. What are the people in charge trying to do here? But it‘s got me hooked. 4mo
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Riveted_Reader_Melissa @MallenNC Same! Will they all just forget themselves and everything and disappear 🤷‍♀️ Is it really something on the island only and the police are trying to contain it from spreading and therefore interested in the genes of those that don‘t forget and studying them while not letting others leave 🤷‍♀️. I can not figure it out yet…. But that‘s a good thing too sometimes. Sometimes predictable is boring 😂 4mo
MallenNC @Riveted_Reader_Melissa I definitely cannot figure it out. I don‘t read a lot of speculative fiction so I can‘t guess. It‘s an interesting concept for sure. And now there‘s the story within the story from the MC‘s book, which is also trying to tell us something I‘m sure. 4mo
Riveted_Reader_Melissa @MallenNC Yes, all her books are about disappearing things too… so very interesting. And now she is talking about how her houseguest is “fading” too. It‘s hard to say to much without giving anything away to those further behind in the book. 4mo
MallenNC @Riveted_Reader_Melissa yes! I don‘t want to spoil either. 4mo
DebinHawaii It‘s very intriguing for sure. I am hoping at the end it does come together with some explanation but sometimes in speculative fiction you don‘t get that. 4mo
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Hello #SheSaid!

How are you “enjoying” our fiction this month? It‘s a nice change from non-fiction, but I‘m not sure enjoying is quite right. 😱 so far I‘m sucked into it though, very curious on where it‘s going next.

Bookwormjillk I read this last December for #AuthorAMonth and you‘re right- enjoy isn‘t the word. But I did find it fascinating. 4mo
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Riveted_Reader_Melissa I liked the set up, and the slow build, despite being dystopian it‘s an easy read and page turner. Sometimes the international novels (just like foreign films) for me are so interesting because it‘s not the same idea/formalaic/predictable course you‘ve see a bunch before, they take things in a different way. 4mo
Riveted_Reader_Melissa @Bookwormjillk fascinating is a good word. 4mo
vlwelser I already read this last year but I'm going to spy on you all if that's ok. 🤗😘 4mo
MallenNC This is different than what I usually read but I am liking it. It took me a couple of tries to really start reading it but now I want to know what happens. This week‘s section ended in a good place — it seems like the story is really getting started at that point. 4mo
monkeygirlsmama Intrigued by the synopsis. Stacking this! 4mo
DebinHawaii I agree with the fascinating part & yes, it‘s hard to say “enjoy” about a dystopian story but it is definitely drawing me in & making me think & ask lots of questions already. 4mo
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Memory Police | Yoko Ogawa
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Repost for @Riveted_Reader_Melissa

Up Next #SheSaid!

Sorry for the late schedule post!

Are we ready for some fiction?

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Riveted_Reader_Melissa
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Up Next #SheSaid!

Sorry for the late schedule post!

Are we ready for some fiction?

DebinHawaii I bought this one the other day at my indie bookstore. Looking forward to reading it! 4mo
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willaful I can't find it at the library, so I guess I'll skip this month. 4mo
Smrloomis I really liked this one so hope everyone else likes it too!! 4mo
KathyWheeler I‘ve already read this one. I probably won‘t reread it since it wasn‘t that long ago but I‘ll try to join the discussion. 4mo
Riveted_Reader_Melissa @willaful Interlibrary loans are great, it might not work out for this one, but it‘s a great service you could try in the future if you‘ve never tried it before, I highly recommend. 4mo
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susaanestraada
Memory Police | Yoko Ogawa

“A heart has no shape, no limits. That's why you can put almost any kind of thing in it, why it can hold so much.“

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Ididsoidid
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In a society where everyone is made to forget, how do we remember who we are? I loved the stillness and quiet suspense that hangs over this novel; and the secondary tale that is woven throughout adds an interesting parallel. 6/10

Ididsoidid I hoped by the end more background would have been revealed and felt there were some inconsistencies to the disappearances that confused the narrative. I would have liked more resistance but ultimately I appreciate the author‘s commitment to the idea, taking it to its ultimate conclusion. 7mo
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This is my second Yoko Ogawa novel, and I couldn‘t put it down. Semi-dystopia. Ogawa‘s ability to weave precious moments of love and human connection into the most desperate and hopeless situation is exquisite. The book raises and answers so many questions: how far can a system go in its determination to oppress? how much can people really put up with? do tiny acts of rebellion matter? Powerful read

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IamIamIam
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An interesting concept... Things on the island disappear and all memories of the objects disappear too. There is a gene that prevents people from forgetting and The Memory Police are tasked with rounding them up as enemies. Really odd because the scare tactics are power of suggestion. Lots of layers here but it's super sloooow, which I struggle with when reading Japanese writing. This book is really cerebral.

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youneverarrived
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I love that this book brought up questions but didn‘t provide answers; it‘s been a while since I‘ve read a book that allows a lot of room for interpretation and it had me thinking even long after I‘d finished it. I liked the writing, the characters, the atmosphere - glad to have finally read it! #titlesandtunes #islandvibe

Cinfhen Agreed, this was a memorable book 🫶🏼 10mo
BarbaraBB Happy you found a reason to read it in #IslandVibe! It‘s such a good read! 10mo
TrishB I read this one too for island- I thought it was great. 10mo
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TrishB
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This was amazing ♥️💔
Great story, great cover. Will be thinking about this for a while.
#titlesandtunes #islandvibes

Cinfhen So glad you finally found a reason to read it ♥️😊 11mo
TrishB @Cinfhen me too! I think it went on my weekly forecast about 20 times and I just never got to it. 11mo
Leniverse Pretty sure this is lurking on my Kindle. 🤔 11mo
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squirrelbrain Such a good book! ❤️ 11mo
TrishB @Leniverse @squirrelbrain definitely worth a read- weird and wonderful! 11mo
jlhammar So glad you enjoyed this. I love Ogawa! 11mo
BarbaraBB That was fast!! I loved this one too. The tagged one I loved even more (edited) 11mo
TrishB @jlhammar I will definitely try more. 11mo
TrishB @BarbaraBB I‘ve done a bit of work and otherwise just read this book! Back to normal tomorrow. 11mo
erzascarletbookgasm That was quick! I have this to read on my shelves. Revenge was good 11mo
Centique I‘m so glad you liked this. I had a feeling you would when I saw it was next up for you! 💕 11mo
CatMS This has been on my shelves and TBR so long it may be time to finally read it 11mo
TrishB @Centique I loved it, very clever! 11mo
TrishB @erzascarletbookgasm I‘ll look out for that one 👍🏻 11mo
TrishB @CatMS hope you enjoy when you get to it. 11mo
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#titlesandtunes #islandvibes
My thinking- book set on an island off Japan- one of my fave 80s groups Japan- awesome song Taking Islands in Africa 😁
I was hopeful no one else would choose this one.
About a 1/3 of the way through the book and loving it.

BarbaraBB Japan.. David Sylvian! Fab choices but I didn‘t expect anything less 🩵 11mo
Jari-chan A great book by a great author 👍 11mo
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TrishB @Jari-chan absolutely! 11mo
TrishB @BarbaraBB @Cinfhen I think I remember every song I listened to in the 80s 😁 11mo
BarbaraBB @TrishB @Cinfhen I still listen to them every now and then 💃 11mo
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#titlesandtunes #islandvibes
Great first line.

Cathythoughts ❤️💔 11mo
Cinfhen Fabulous choice 💕 I really I enjoyed this book - I think you will as well 11mo
BarbaraBB Great first line! I just posted mine too - also a good one regarding the theme! 11mo
sarahbarnes I loved this book. 11mo
TrishB @sarahbarnes me too, just finished. 11mo
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lauraisntwilder
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I finished this yesterday and I'm still mulling it over. It didn't end the way I thought it might, but got darker than I expected--in a good way. Thought provoking and tender.

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vlwelser
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I really like this but I feel like I missed something. But sometimes it's literally just a dung beetle. It's compared to Kafka and Orwell but definitely totally its own thing also. I'm going to just let other people analyze the shit out of it.

#BookSpinBingo @TheAromaofBooks

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 1y
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Skygoddess1
The Memory Police | Yōko Ogawa
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Probably one of the most bizarre and disturbing dystopian books I‘ve read in a long time. The one thing I‘m left wondering is how and why the society came to create the memory police? #AuthorAMonth

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akfreeborn
Memory Police | Yoko Ogawa
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I finished this book on my plane ride. Honestly this was so well imagined and terrifying. I loved this author‘s voice and the family these people found from each other.

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On an unnamed island things just disappear, and the Memory Police make sure it stays that way. This book was haunting. I wasn‘t sure what to expect, but I really liked this book and will read more by this author. #AuthorAMonth

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This is one I‘ll be thinking about for a long time. The style is experimental, and the larger metaphors and allegories seem to me to point to more than one thing. I think some people would find that frustrating, but I find it fascinating. I‘m definitely planning on reading more by Ogawa, though not during #AuthorAMonth as I want time to digest this one, (and time for some seasonal reading). @Soubhiville

AllDebooks I read this a year ago. It certainly does stay with you 1y
Gissy Loved this one too! 1y
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I had a really hard time following this. The premise seems interesting but I just couldn‘t connect the story.

#AuthorAMonth

@Soubhiville

Tamra I bailed on the audio as it wasn‘t keeping my interest. But I may try it in print, just for the premise. 1y
IndoorDame @Tamra I‘m about halfway through the print version and really enjoying it. It does skip around a lot, and it‘s not plot driven the way I expected so I can see how it would be both difficult on audio, and just not a lot of people‘s cup of tea, but I‘m okay with quiet and experimental, so I‘m super curious to see where this ends up. 1y
Tamra @IndoorDame I enjoy that kind of writing too, so I‘m hoping print works! 1y
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IndoorDame @Tamra 🤞🏼 1y
Megabooks I‘m feeling the same way. 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️ 1y
actualdisneyprincess It went way off the rails for me in like, the last forty pages or so. I liked it until then, but the end pretty much ruined the rest of it for me. 😬 1y
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Cinfhen
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Originally written in Japanese in 1994 & translated into English in 2019, this book still manages to feel fresh & relevant. On an unnamed island, in an unknown time objects simply begin to vanish, where eventually the islanders can no longer recall the item or it‘s purpose. Our narrator, a novelist is terrified that one day words will begin to disappear not realizing there could be much greater worries. Not perfect but very thought provoking.

Cinfhen Tag me when you‘re done @AmyG xx 1y
BarbaraBB You should read this one, it is gorgeous! 1y
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Cinfhen I have already @BarbaraBB !!!! This one is SO DIFFERENT from HatP 1y
BarbaraBB I should have known you read it already. I enjoyed both a lot too. 1y
AmyG I just finished. Excellent book. One I will think about for a while. (edited) 1y
Hooked_on_books I loved this one. It has really stuck with me. 1y
Megabooks Looking forward to this. 👍🏻💜 1y
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Cinfhen
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I started listening last night for #AAM and WOW!!!! It‘s really good. Mysterious and unsettling, sci-fi? dystopian? fantasy? Not sure how to classify this book but I‘m in!!

AmyG I am reading this, too. The story is wild. I‘m really enjoying it wondering where this story is heading. 1y
Cinfhen I have less than 2 hours left @AmyG it‘s FANTASTIC!!!! 1y
Cinfhen Question: in the print format is their a clear distinction between the actual story and the narrator‘s novel she is writing. Because on audio it‘s the same narration and reader without any kind of indication @amyg 1y
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Soubhiville I have read her before, so I‘m excited. I‘ll be reading 1y
TrishB I need to get to this one! 1y
Cinfhen I‘ve only read one other book by her @Soubhiville and they are SO DIFFERENT 1y
Cinfhen I think you‘ll like it @TrishB 😄 1y
sarahbarnes Agreed - I‘ve read both of those by her. So different and I loved them both, too. She also has a short story collection I enjoyed 1y
AmyG Yes, there is. Spacing and type are different. 1y
Cinfhen I might try that one @sarahbarnes because I don‘t love short story collections unless they‘re more like interconnected stories- you might like the recommendation @Megabooks ☝🏼 1y
Cinfhen Ahhh, that‘s probably helpful @AmyG Anyway I have 20 minutes left on the audio. It‘s very good 😊 1y
Megabooks I have this on audible, so I‘m going to go with it. Book buying ban!! 1y
Cinfhen You might find Revenge from your library or Hoopla @Megabooks 🎉 1y
AmyG I am hoping to finish today. 🤞🏻I need to know what happens to R! 1y
Soubhiville (Should have said I haven‘t read her before. It will be my first. 🙂) 1y
Cinfhen Just finished @AmyG I have a few quibbles but really thought provoking!! Ohhh, then you‘re in for a treat @Soubhiville 😃 1y
AmyG @Soubhiville This was a good author pick. 1y
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Here's my #bookspin #bookspinbingo for December - trying to finish a couple challenges and read what I received around this time last year! Looking forward to extra time off at the end of the year to read. @thearomaofbooks

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 1y
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Tamra
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I really like the premise of this novel, but I‘m bailing. Either it‘s the translation or the writing itself, but it‘s choppy making it hard to stay in the story. The narrator isn‘t helping either. 🫤

On to the next!

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A haunting Orwellian novel about the terrors of a surveillance state. On an unnamed island, objects are disappearing: first hats, then ribbons, birds, roses--until things become much more serious. Most of the island's inhabitants are oblivious to these changes, while those few imbued with the power to recall the lost objects live in fear of the draconian Memory Police, who are committed to ensuring that what has disappeared remains forgotten.

Tamra I just bailed, but maybe I should try later in print. 1y
suvata @Tamra It was a different kind of book and I can see why not everyone would enjoy it. 1y
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Twainy
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OCTOBER 2022 Wrap Up

I read 36 books, here are 16 of my favorites. I‘d say there was only 1 or 2 that were merely good, the rest were amazing!

The Stephen King readathon was fun! Some great books this month!

Soubhiville 😲 wow! 📚 1y
Reggie Lol you make me think I don‘t have eyes for reading. Lol 1y
Twainy @Reggie lol I wear glasses, my bad eyesight gives me a headache & is used up at work, so I need to listen to 99% of the books I read. October was my favorite reading month in a long time, probably due to the 19 King books but overall I mostly read great books. 😁 1y
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🎧 📚 I loved this book. I wasn‘t sure what to expect, I went in blind. A deliciously creepy story that‘s left me thinking. Well written & narrated! I got Fahrenheit 451 vibes. An Orwellian tale? Enjoyed it! A keeper!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️3/4

vivastory I was floored by this one. If you haven't read it, I recommend 1y
KT1432 I really enjoyed this too! It was very unique and compelling. I wouldn‘t mind re-reading it! Also adding @vivastory‘s recommendation! 1y
Twainy @lele1432 @vivastory YESSS! I had my eye on this book for a year or so. I recently picked up the hardcover on BookOutlet … and the audiobook was available on Libby … I will probably reread this. Good story! 1y
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keepingupwiththepenguins
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I really wanted to enjoy The Memory Police, and find the meaning in it that others seem to, but I couldn‘t shake the feeling that it was missing something the whole way through. There‘s no explicit reason given in the story for the existence of the Memory Police, or why they make the whole population forget these apparently random objects. It was hard to get invested. Full review: https://keepingupwiththepenguins.com/the-memory-police-yoko-ogawa/

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Smrloomis
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Wow. This was incredibly thought provoking and I enjoyed it in a sense. And now I really have to find something lighter to read!

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Smrloomis
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“Men who start by burning books end by burning other men.”

Smrloomis I‘d never heard this but of course it‘s terrifying. Apparently it‘s from a German poet Heinrich Heine? Did anyone else learn this in school or somewhere else? I‘m wondering how I‘ve never stumbled across this saying until now… 2y
AllDebooks I'd never heard it before. This book is something special 😍 2y
Smrloomis @AllDebooks YES! And also terrifying of course! 2y
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Smrloomis
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“Still,” began the ex-hatmaker, “I wonder if spring will ever come.”
The rest of them nodded in agreement.
“Perhaps it never will again,” murmured the woman with bad knees. 😱😱😱

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Smrloomis
Memory Police | Yoko Ogawa

“A heart has no shape, no limits. That‘s why you can put so much in it, why it can hold so much. It‘s much like your memory, in that sense.”

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Smrloomis
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One of the characters goes to the library just to make sure the narrator‘s books are on the shelf as they should be 💕

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Twainy
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A stack arrived from BookOutlet today.

I‘ve only read Fan Fiction. Fun book!

Just adding the rest to my MBR. Which book caught my eye … which book instigated this hall?

The Memory Police

Have you read any of these? Are any of these goood?

Bookboss The Memory Police is excellent! 2y
Twainy It‘s been on my To Be Purchased list for awhile. When BookOutlet has a book for less than half what Amazon is selling it for I take a closer look. Great deal plus I had $10 in loyalty vouchers. I‘m so glad to hear The Memory Police is goood!! @Bookboss 2y
RamsFan1963 I want to read Fan Fiction, it sounds like a hoot! 2y
Twainy @RamsFan1963 he reads the audiobook. It reminded me of one of the holodec episodes when the crew is in a detective story. It‘s self aware. 2y
Jari-chan I recommend The Memory Police. Highly. Such a special book! 2y
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Cazxxx
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Really enjoyed this dystopian novel where things and memories disappear and the memory police enforce their laws. This has 1984/Fahrenheit 451 vibes and is quite a sad read

Jari-chan This is such a special book! 2y
Cazxxx @Jari-chan It was excellent 👌🏻 2y
Hazel2019 I love this one! 2y
Cazxxx @Hazel2019 It‘s a good one 😊 2y
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MaleficentBookDragon
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Well,
that was…
depressing and sad.

June #bookspin

Kayla.Adriena But did you like it 😅 2y
MaleficentBookDragon @Kayla.Adriena like may be the wrong word. It was good and I appreciate it. It is NOT a hopeful or triumphant dystopian novel. And soooo many unanswered questions. 2y
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 2y
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MaleficentBookDragon
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My #bookspin section is also my last #LMPBC book of this round so I know I will definitely get to that one. My #doublespin is one I've been meaning to read soon (I LOVED The Lost Village by her).

@thearomaofbooks

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 2y
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Booksandtea23
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I was not expecting this book to be this good. I like that the main character was nameless. It felt as though you were reading a diary that she had left behind in the secret room after she disappeared. Also the parallel between her and the novel that she was writing about the typist that lost her voice to her typing teacher had so many parallels to her life being controlled by the Memory Police.

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