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Since this was my first Paul Auster, I don't know how it compares to his others. I wish there was something between Pick and So-So because I was intrigued by it, but I wouldn't tell anyone to go out of their way to read it. I figured out who Mr. Blank was at what seemed like a pretty early point in the novel, but still appreciated how #Auster wrapped it up.

Should I read another by #PaulAuster?

One day at the office, books mysteriously arrived on our shelves without covers. I recognized a title of a book I own and realized my personal library had just expanded! Picked this one up today to read on break and I'm hooked. My TBR list continues to grow...

Awesome. Now ... the follow up? I might leave it to you guys? #voteonmynextread

An old man sits in a room, with a single door and window, a bed, a desk and a chair. Each day he wakes with no memory, unsure of whether or not he is locked in the room.

Found this and a few more Auster books I didn't know existed in an amazing second hand bookstore in Vancouver.

So my target was 52, 1 a week. In 2015 I went for 100 but with family sickness and my father in law passing it was a difficult year so I was more realistic last year but think I'll go for 100 this year as I'm planning on a few graphic novels. I wish I could do audio!!

Hard to review this without giving spoilers straight away. A great book if you're an Auster fan. Definitely wouldn't be one of his to read first. Great writing, doesn't get much better for me. Only read if you've read a good chunk of his earlier books. #readathon 📚❤️👍🏼

Think I'm going for this as book 3. I've had so many interruptions today when reading it's been very slow. Have enjoyed the last few hours and hope coffee and Coke (cola) are enough to keep me awake as well as my insomnia! #readathon 👍🏼📚❤️

I've already done #textonlycovers, then I remembered this and it's one of my favourites 😉👍🏼📚