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shanaqui

Pre-exam brain is not making much headway with this right now, even though I find non-fiction soothing. Lots of history of Christianity, so far, which is pretty inevitable.

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janeycanuck
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Pickpick

Instagram kept feeding this up to me as an ad and I bit the bullet, expecting it would be a bit of a disaster IF it ever arrived. But it did and it‘s gorgeous! I‘ve only been to a few, including this library in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. This is the perfect book to curl up with and daydream ❤️

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Hooked_on_books
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Bailedbailed

This book looked great, but after an hour of the audio, I find myself not paying attention to it at all. I‘m not sure if it‘s me, the book, the timing, or the narrator. Maybe I‘ll try it again someday in print.

LeahBergen Too bad! It sounds good. 5d
shanaqui I found this one very variable per-chapter -- some of the figures he chose to talk about were interesting and some... less so. 4d
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BookmarkTavern
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Pickpick

An informative and emotional history of one of my favorite indie bookstore: The King‘s English in Salt Lake City, Utah.

I grew up visiting this store, and it was a true delight to learn how it came to be and how it operates. I really appreciated reading of the difficulties they‘ve dealt with. And many big name authors have visited! Also many, many book lists to peruse and take notes on! 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑

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TheEllieMo
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Pickpick

I am enjoying this series. There a nice mix of serious issues alongside romance and humour, with a nice mix of likeable characters.

Book 35/60, Page 11,419/18,000 #Read2025 @DieAReader
#SeriesLove2025 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView

TheSpineView Excellent! ❤️📚❤️ 3w
DieAReader 🎉🎉🎉 3w
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Chelseabillups30
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Sometimes I wonder why I spend the money on these book boxes with the rising costs of everything these days especially and usually not reading through all five books each month before the next box comes, but then I remember that when I‘ve had a month like the one I‘ve had and learn that I can‘t trust people to care about me or protect me, I can trust books and they haven‘t failed me or let me down yet.

Any book box twins this month?

📚💙👯‍♀️

StaceGhost I felt that in my civil rights and yes I got silver elite too and an old pick but they got rained on and now I‘m sad 4w
ShelleyBooksie Lovely pic! Love the tattoo artistry on the top book. 4w
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MaleficentBookDragon
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I cracked and got the North as my #BOTM because I REALLY wanted the add-ons.
Plus I had a lot of FOMO that I didn‘t grab Wild Dark Shore earlier. And everyone I‘ve talked to about it loved it. With my #aardvarkbookclub picks that‘s 6 books bought today. I need to slow down. 📚

Avanders 🫢 I know the feeling… haven‘t yet figured out how to slow down… 🤔 1mo
janeycanuck If you figure out the slow down thing, let me know! 1mo
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Liz_M
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@Lcsmcat Are you trying to find something like this? LibraryThing has the best stats/graphs. And they are super-customizable -- you can choose a specific read year or only look at books in a particular collection. On the actual page, I can click on the bar for the 8 books with “no date“ to see which ones they are.

Lcsmcat I‘d like something like that - but I don‘t want to migrate to LibraryThing. (I‘m still cleaning up from my migration to StoryGraph 😀) I can do it with tags, I was just hoping someone knew a shortcut. 1mo
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CSeydel
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What are your favorite genres?
- Fiction: Literary, speculative, mystery
- Nonfiction: history & science

What are a few of your desert island reads?
- Robinson Crusoe maybe? a guide to edible plants?

What‘s your go-to reading snack?
- cheese, crackers & apple slices; or chocolates

Weirdest or most interesting place you‘ve read a book?
- halftime at NWSL championships
[cont‘d 👇]

#bibliologistbio @monalyisha

CSeydel What do you do when you‘re not reading?
- I write for science magazines
1mo
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sdbruening
The Quotable Book Lover | Ben Jacobs, Helena Hjalmarsson
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Mehso-so

The formatting of the book was pretty blah. I feel like the presentation could have been nicer. The categories of quotes made sense. I don‘t know much about publishing, so that was over my head. A lot of quotes on writing. More than reading.