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Tamra
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I do love this time of year, all the book lists!

https://youtu.be/MfjM0qjCUD0?si=O8kZkUDCgNYX1a1i

BookishMarginalia Me too! 13h
LeahBergen That was fun! I‘ve never watched the PBS Year in Books before! 12h
Julsmarshall Thank you sharing, loved that! 12h
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RaeLovesToRead NIGHTEYES AND THE FOOL 🥰🥰🥰🐺 13h
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#BibliophileAdventCalendar #Day9

The #AdventPromptoftheDay is:

🎄Who‘s your favorite main character?

Answer in the comments ⬇️ or post and tag 💜

BookishMarginalia My all time fave is Anne of Green Gables 😍 13h
do-re-mi Sarah Wheaton from the Sarah, Plain and Tall series. 12h
TheBookgeekFrau "Gin" Kelly from the wicked redhead series by Beatriz Williams 12h
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TheBookHippie Jane of Jane Eyre tied with Èponine of LesMis- yes I know she‘s not main character- I just think she should be and have her own book ???. 11h
Hooked_on_books Ramona Quimby forever! 10h
Bookwomble Too many, really, but I'll go with Frodo Baggins 🙋🏻 7h
TrishB Paige Mahoney (Bone Season) and Roland Deschain (Dark Tower). 7h
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BookishMarginalia
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More #HiddenLibraries: #StreetBooks, a bicycle library for the unhoused in #PortlandOR.

An interview with founder Laura Moulton and patron (and coauthor) Ben Hodgson: https://lithub.com/the-creators-of-a-bicycle-powered-library-reflect-on-its-humb...

Public Radio: https://www.opb.org/article/2022/03/29/mobile-library-street-books-portland-peop...

Find out more and how to support them: https://streetbooks.org/

BookishMarginalia The story of a regular patron who disappeared and reappeared: https://youtu.be/-vPVb64nZps?si=lXYjGC9M3z7bXTF9 (edited) 2d
Dilara That's fantastic! (Well, obviously, it would be better if it wasn't needed 😔) 1d
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#BibliophileAdventCalendar #Day8

The #AdventPromptoftheDay is actually an activity: cook your favorite recipe.

So, my question is:
🎄What‘s your favorite cookbook? What makes it special?

Answer in the comments ⬇️ or post and tag 💜

TheBookgeekFrau lol - I did this activity yesterday when I made Beef Stew from my Betty Crocker cookbook. My mother got this cookbook for her bridal shower, and I stole it from her when I got married 2d
BookishMarginalia @TheBookgeekFrau That counts in my book! 2d
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lil1inblue My current favorite isn't in the database: It's called Four Seasons of Cabin Cooking. My husband and I love to experiment with campfire cooking, and this is perfect for that. 😍 https://www.finnishdesignshop.com/en-us/product/four-seasons-of-cabin-cooking?sr... 2d
willaful I literally just put one of my favorite recipes in the oven - Butterscotch Brownies from How to Cook Everything. Simply everyone loves them and they're so easy -- it's enormous bang for the buck.

Another favorite is Eggs in a Nest - pouched eggs on vegetables over rice -- from Animal, Vegetable, Miracle.
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julesG Whoop!!! Did exactly that for dinner. Made a quinoa-veggie-chicken-one-pot dish with almonds and dried apricots from a tiny cookbook. 1d
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#BibliophileAdventCalendar #Day7

The #AdventPromptoftheDay is:
🎄What‘s your favorite picture book?
Maybe one you read as a kid, or one you read to your child, or one you read recently. (Yes, there are illustrated books for grown-ups!)

Answer in the comments ⬇️ or post and tag 💜

merelybookish My favourite picture book growing up and one I read to my kids and still think it stands up is 3d
PathfinderNicole Not one I read as a kid but one I read to my own that we all just absolutely loved 3d
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dabbe Mine was and still is the tagged one. 💜💜💜 3d
LeafingThroughLife I‘ve got a real soft spot lately for 3d
kspenmoll Anything Margaret Wise Brown wrote & Mike Mulligans & His Steam Shovel (edited) 2d
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Pickpick

Mr. Friss has written a love story to the radical and revolutionary ties bookshops have to the communities which host them. He imparts American history as much as he details the trajectory of bookselling. This is a definite recommendation.

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#BibliophileAdventCalendar #Day6

@WanderingBookaneer brought me this lovely little doll! 😍😍😍

TheBookHippie It‘s so cute. 4d
monalyisha Oh, I love it! 😍 4d
Dilara How adorable! 3d
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