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Doppoetry
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The first #Victober read of the year is done. I honestly had no memory of this but it is a nice little short story/novella. Very simple story that is probably inspired by Frankenstein in some aspects.

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Doppoetry

I'm so excited for #Victober this year, and I think I'll start with the tagged

Doppoetry Goodreads tells me I\'ve already read it back in 2017, but I have no memory of it. I guess it\'s a good time to re-read. 😅 (edited) 3mo
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JazzFeathers
Newsgirl | Liza Ketchum
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#WhatsNewWednesday

I am reading!!!

I know, this shouldn't be news on this app. But it's been so hard to find time to read in the last period.
But I'm making a point to read more often now. I want to get back having conversation about books and authors on this app. I've missed it.

Susanita Welcome back! 6mo
Jari-chan Happy to hear that!! Welcome back! 6mo
Daisey So glad to see your posts and comments today! 6mo
LiteraryinPA Yay! Good to see you! 💗 6mo
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks ❤️❤️❤️ 6mo
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Bookish_katzi
Moby-Dick | Herman Melville

Excited to read this once I‘m done with Emma. A high school student who reads classics for fun, even after reading them for school?? Yes ma‘am.

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Cintia J
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Mehso-so
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jitteryjane724
Moby-Dick | Herman Melville
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I tried reading this when I was 8 years old. Now as an adult I'm hoping I understand it better. Just two paragraphs in and it already feels so much more relatable!

#adulting #mobydick #oceans #travel #escape #struggle

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JLaurenceCohen
Moby-Dick | Herman Melville
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UGA's special collections library has a 1st edition of Moby-Dick from 1851.

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Yuki_Onna
Moby-Dick | Herman Melville
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Excellent 💙 1y
Eggs Brilliant 👌🏼 1y
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Roary47
Moby-Dick | Herman Melville
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Panpan

2✨Finished early, because I‘ve been done with it for a while. Whew! I was hoping for more storyline, but all I was really getting was facts on whaling. I‘m going to watch another review to see interpretations of others to try to have some idea of why I read what I did. Either way I read this classic so I can mark it off the bucket list and say: Yes, I did read that. 😬

Cuilin I‘m impressed, I‘ve tried this so many times and I bail before the boat ever leaves the harbor 🤦‍♀️ 1y
Roary47 @Cuilin for me there is a moment where a character “dies” of sickness and somehow they come back to life. I guess they only thought he was dead, but really even before that I was upset that it‘s just a book of facts and thoughts. 😔 1y
Cuilin @Roary47 so many love it. 🤷‍♀️ I may try again sometime but I‘d need a group read to help me through. 1y
dabbe I bailed at “Call me Ishmael.“ 😃 I did read AHAB'S WIFE a few years back, and I LOVED it! I also loved BARTLEBY, THE SCRIVENER. I just don't know that I want to learn that much about whaling. I'm afraid I'm on Moby Dick's side. 1y
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