12booksOf2021

Blueberry

Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day | Winifred Watson

#12bookof2021 #12booksof2021

Liz_M Such a fun book! 2y

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Blueberry

The Sunset Route: Freight Trains, Forgiveness, and Freedom on the Rails in the American West | Carrot Quinn

#11thbookof2021 #12booksof2021

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Blueberry

The Painted Veil | W. Somerset Maugham

#10thbookof2021 #12booksof2021
@Andrew65

Andrew65 A good choice. 2y

Kimberlone Have you seen the movie? Better than the book in my opinion! 2y

Blueberry @Kimberlone I liked them both alot. An example where the movie was not less but I thought equal. 2y

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Blueberry

Take Me With You | Catherine Ryan Hyde

#9thbookof2021 #12booksof2021
@Andrew65

Andrew65 Looks good. 2y

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Blueberry

The Girl at the Center of the World | Austin Aslan

#8thbookof2021 #12booksof2021
@Andrew65

Andrew65 Looks a great book. 2y

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oddandbookish

Mao, Vol. 1: Exorcise Your Destiny | Rumiko Takahashi

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The art style is very simple, but classic. There‘s something a little old school and retro about it that I liked.

As for the storyline, I was very intrigued by it. It‘s fast paced and there‘s a lot of mystery and fantasy action and adventure that kept me turning the pages.

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2022/01/08/review-mao-vol-1-mao-1/

oddandbookish #book #booklover #bookstagram #bookworm #bibliophile #bookobsession #bookish #bookreviewer #library #igreads #bookspin #manga #bookreview #12booksof2021 #wintergames2021 2y

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vivastory

Rabbits | Terry Miles

I forgot to post my #12booksof2021 selections for #November & #December As a mood reader it is extremely rare for me to sign on to any challenge but in Nov I surpassed my goal for #nonficttionNovember of 4 NF books by reading 6 & I also met my goal for the delightful #cloakanddaggerchristmas Honorable mentions for Nov/Dec:Vet's Daughter, B is for Burglar, Girl 11, Dear Reader.

vivastory Although my posts turned into more #120booksof2021 I had a blast reflecting on an otherwise grim year. Thanks @andrew65 2y

RaeLovesToRead Well done on Cloak and Dagger challenge! Hope 2022 is less grim 🤞🤞 2y

vivastory @RaeLovesToRead How did you do on the challenge? I added a couple of the books you read to my TBR. Thanks! I really appreciate it. I hope you have a great year too. 2y

RaeLovesToRead I managed 5 prompts in the end (including watching a mystery on TV) - The Honjin Murders was delightfully convoluted and well worth a read, but I didn't think much of the Real Town murders. My bookspin & doublespin this month are mysteries though, so cloak and dagger January begins now 😄📚🎉 2y

BiblioLitten Now nonfiction November sounds like a good challenge for me. Might try that this year. 2y

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OriginalCyn620

The Project | Courtney Summers

I started this book yesterday for #booked2022 and hope to make good progress on it today.

Thanks @Andrew65 for the fun game and for tagging me! 😊

Wanna play @JessBookNerd @Word_Dragon @Bren912 @MallenNC 🤗

Andrew65 This got a mention in #12Booksof2021 2y

EmilyM I have this book but haven't read it yet. I loved Sadie. I'll be interested to hear your thoughts! 2y

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TheEllieMo

A Haunting at Holkham: from the author of the bestselling memoir Lady in Waiting | Anne Glenconner

Should have posted this a couple of days ago but events (commonly known as getting symptoms of a bad cold, doing a test and testing positive for the ‘rona 🙄), so here‘s my slightly late December pick for #12BooksOf2021. It‘s a slow, gently paced book, not the greatest writing ever but the historic and geographic detail of an area I know well made this a really enjoyable read for me.

@Andrew65

Andrew65 This looks great, stacked. 2y

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