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TheAromaofBooks
Across the Miles | Lucy Maud Montgomery
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Time for my favorite swap of the year!! #FallingForFallSwap 🎉 Check out this post https://www.litsy.com/web/post/2886960 for the sign-up link!!!

As always, thank you for hosting @avanders @chrissyreadit 💕 💕 💕

Chrissyreadit 🎉💛🎉💛🎉💛🎉 3h
Jjaxn95 @PageTurner1877 !! 🍂🎃 2h
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llwheeler
Crow Lake: A Novel | Mary Lawson
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More #offmyshelf ! @wanderinglynn

Pub'd 10+ yrs ago: Crow Lake - really enjoyed
Award winner: The Forgotten Beasts of Eld - so good! Can't believe I hadn't read it years ago.

Halfway through this bingo board!

wanderinglynn Yay! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎉 Great progress! 🙌🏻 now
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totefairie
Every Summer After | Carley Fortune
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112/100🎧📖
My latest childhood friends to lovers trope read! Looking forward to its tv series adaptation.
#everysummerafter #carleyfortune #ebook #audiobook #goodreads #goodreadsreadingchallenge

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JenlovesJT47
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Mehso-so

Unpopular opinion time: I didn‘t love this story. It felt very disjointed and all over the place. I don‘t read much magical realism but I had high hopes for this WWI tale about Laura & Freddie and their journey of finding each other in a war-torn world. It just didn‘t land for me. 3⭐️

#audiobook #WWI #historicalfiction #fantasy #paranormal #magicalrealism

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Cosmos_Moon_River
Testaments | Margaret Atwood
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Pickpick

I love this & want more! I can‘t wait for The Testaments tv series. Aunt Lydia told her own story & history, and confessed her motivations. The story of Agnes/Hannah (although she does not get the name Hannah as she has in the series) beyond Handmaid‘s Tale, as well as Nicole/Holly (also never mentioning the name Holly) navigating some time as a teenager, & eventually meeting her half sister. I hope the series gives more like Handmaid‘s Tale did.

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LiseWorks
Our Flag: The Story of Canada's Maple Leaf | Ann-Maureen Owens, Jane Yealland
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The French wrote this song first by Sir Adolphe-Basile Routhier, and then Robert Stanley wrote the English version in 1908. #JulyJazz Flag @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Eggs Such a beautiful flag 🇨🇦 4d
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dabbe
O Canada | Ted Harrison
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My dearest @mcctrish, what a lovely gift. I feel honored to be worthy enough to cherish this Canadian ornament. I have even looked into moving there and am beyond bummed that I probably can't. I don't blame your country one bit for not wanting us USA nutcrackers up there! Here's to the July birthday 🦀 babes! Thank you, m'dear. ♥️🇨🇦🤍

mcctrish So glad it finally got there 6d
LiseWorks You can come and visit anytime. 6d
dabbe @mcctrish @Liseworks ... I'll have to find a way to make it all the way across the country! 😍 6d
AnnCrystal Bummer 🇨🇦🆒. Yet you're needed here. America is our home, and she needs us all to remain to vote for change ✊🏼🦅✌🏼💝. (edited) 6d
dabbe @AnnCrystal 😍😘🤗 6d
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Leftcoastzen
Alias Grace: A Novel | Margaret Atwood
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#JulyJazz #Grace An Atwood still on the TBR

melissajayne I read this for the first time about 30 years ago. 1w
Tamra It‘s really good and I have wanted to reread it. I also really liked the film adaptation. 1w
Eggs Perfect choice 👏🏻👏🏻 1w
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LeahBergen It‘s so good! 1w
Leftcoastzen @LeahBergen I really need to get to it 7d
Leftcoastzen @Eggs thank you !😊 7d
Leftcoastzen @Tamra I need to get to both it seems! 7d
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TheKidUpstairs
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"Geordie never just cried. He wept the uninhibited, noisy tears of filterless mourners, shrieking and thrashing the way the rest of us want to but learn much to early to control."