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melissajayne
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Pickpick

4⭐️ A fairly decent read; nice and easy to get through. #2025 #bookreview #booksaboutbooks #fiction

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ferskner
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A pretty fantastic #bookhaul for #independentbookstoreday! I needed to buy enough to get a free tote. 🤷‍♀️

Gissy Love that tote😍👌 1d
ferskner @Gissy isn't it the cutest?? They really outdid themselves this year 20h
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Skeeterisme
The Lost Bookshop | Evie Woods
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Love

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AroundTheBookWorld
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Allthebookclubs
The Sentence | Louise Erdrich
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I never fully connected with this story, and I think that‘s largely due to the writing style. The storytelling felt disjointed and lacked a natural flow. The premise was intriguing, but if it hadn‘t been the library‘s book club pick, I probably wouldn‘t have finished it. Book #35 in 2025

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AroundTheBookWorld
Verify | Joelle Charbonneau
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TieDyeDude They are so lazy in their racism, they can't even come up with a good excuse. Nothing about "DEI" justifies erasing any mention of the accomplishments of someone who happens to be a person of color. 4d
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AroundTheBookWorld
The Island | Natasha Preston
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IriDas
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Mehso-so

It‘s not terrible. 🤷 It‘s not so much a history as it is a highlight of bookshops the author found interesting. Not a problem, but some of them were not to me. I also do not like the way certain historic events were worded. Eg. In the chapter about “radical” bookstores, he states that Eugene Debs (an American socialist) went to prison. No context. It makes me wonder about other facts he tossed around.

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keithmalek
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