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The Sheltering Sky | Paul Bowles
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Democracy | Joan Didion
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#5JoysFriday @Debinhawaii

At the start of 2026, I drift a bit from the norm. #ranttime

1. We survived #CheetoSatan and his demonic administration.
1. We still have a democracy.
2. We still have a democracy.
3. We still have a democracy.
4. We still have a democracy.
5. I still have Matt, Katie, and Pippa.
Have a lovely weekend, everyone. 💙🇺🇸🤍

Texreader ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ 10h
Aims42 Gotta hold strong! ✊🏻❤️🤍💙 1113 days left with old Cheeto Mussolini 10h
DebinHawaii To survival! 💙💙💙 8h
AnnCrystal ✊🏼😉🇺🇲💙💙💙💙💝. 8h
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#bookspin #bookspinbingo @TheAromaofBooks

January 2026

BTW, I'm loving all the posts about challenges and read-alongs. So much love for books and reading is so refreshing to see. Happy to have this community ❤

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! Looks fantastic!! 15h
TheBookgeekFrau I concur!! The one down side is my TBR never shrinks no matter how much I read 🤣🤣 15h
Suet624 I totally agree 14h
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All the Pretty Horses | Cormac McCarthy
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“I didn‘t know that he would stop loving me. I didn‘t know that he could. Now I know.”

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Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick
The Catcher in the Rye | J. D. Salinger
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A classic for the best book of August. I know Holden isn't the most intriguing of main characters, being a teenage misanthrope and all, and not much really happens, but I still enjoyed it.

#12Booksof2025 @TheEllieMo

TheEllieMo Ohhhh, this is another classic that I keep meaning to read! 1d
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Spoon River Anthology | Edgar Lee Masters
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"Eugene Carmen

Life was not gentle to him
and the elements so mixed in him
that he made warfare on life
in the which he was slain."

This was our presentation piece for my actor's process course.

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LiseWorks
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#Celebrate Title based on song. Go Tell It On The Mountain was 1st classified as a Christmas Carol. In 1963 Peter, Paul and Mary sang it. This book by James Baldwin sounds interesting. @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

TheBookHippie Book is excellent. 2d
Eggs Baldwin was brilliant! This one is semi-autobiographical 2d
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Mattsbookaday
The Great Gatsby | F. Scott Fitzgerald
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The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald (1925) [RE-READ]
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Premise: A young man from the American Midwest is introduced to the life of jazz-age New York by a high-living neighbour with a mysterious past.

Review: There‘s no way I can add to the discourse around this, so I‘m not going to try. It does what it does exceptionally well, and I was glad to make it my final read of its centenary year.
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Mattsbookaday Bookish Pair: Among the many books that have taken up this story as an archetype, my favourite is Michael Chabon‘s debut The Mysteries of Pittsburgh (1988) 2d
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Vera, or Faith: A Novel | Gary Shteyngart
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Told through the eyes of a 10 year old, this is the story of Vera, trying to figure out life, why her mom mom left her, if her mom mom has cancer, will her parents divorce, how to make friends and keep straight A‘s in school. Her anxiety is overwhelming, then throw in an AI chess board ‘friend‘ helping her figure things out. I adored this child but not so much this near future world of AI‘s and self driving cars.

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The Expendable Man | Dorothy B. Hughes
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In no particular order, post 3 of my #Top25of2025 reads of the year.

BarbaraBB The Invisible Man was so good! I want to read Atmosphere now! (edited) 2d
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