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kspenmoll
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Good morning everyone! #thinkpositive #LoveisResistence

Bookwormjillk ❤️ 3d
dabbe 💛🤎🧡 2d
BkClubCare Love this. Might steal it and post on FB 13h
kspenmoll @BkClubCare Please “steal” it! 12h
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bookishbitch
The Copper Crown: A Novel of the Keltiad | Patricia Kennealy-Morrison
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In this week of thrifted finds, I bring this set. This looks like an interesting fusion of sci-fi and fantasy. While I have all three of the trilogy, the last isn't original to the others. I can tell because the page ends have aged differently, and the cover has silver around the artwork. The order of books is The Copper Crown, The Throne of Scone, and The Silver Branch. I've heard on Instagram that these are complex and beautiful.

Leftcoastzen Love these covers 4d
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kspenmoll
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Pickpick

Sister Fidelma decides to go on a ship bound for the Shrine of St. James in an attempt to contemplate her commitment to the Irish Celtic Church, & her relationship with the monk,Eadulf.On board there are complications: her first love who broke her heart at 18 is aboard,violent storms & near shipwreck occur, & a series of murders intrude on her thought process. In the next book, Our Lady of Darkness,once on land Fidelma receives a harrowing note ⬇️

kspenmoll From her brother, King of Muman,that Eadulf has bern arrested & tried for the murder of a young girl in Laigin, whose King & Abbott have embraced Romes Penitential Codes, based on severe punishment, rather than the judicial code of Ireland.Fidelma has 24 hours to prove his innocence in a land where it‘s Abby, & Kingdom are the epitome of evil & conspiracies abound. #serieslove2024 #mysteryofAncientIreland (edited) 2w
TheSpineView Excellent! 5d
Andrew65 Great choices 👏👏👏 5d
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kspenmoll
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AnnCrystal 🤩👍☕ Obstinate Headstrong Girls 💝💝💝. 2w
Kimzey I read the first in the series and rated it 3 stars. I‘d be game to read more. 2w
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JuliaTheBookNerd
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#Trick 🎃 #WickedWhispers 👻🦇🕷️🕸️🎃🍁☕️🌰

#BookNerd 🤓📚💙

Eggs Beautiful ❤️ 1mo
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Dilara
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I went overboard at the charity shop's book sale but there was a lot more choice than usual on the English book shelves. I think someone (probably American) must have moved away.
I left all the autobiographies of US politicians and business people and all the romances for others....

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Creme_de_la_them
The Celtic Twilight | William Butler Yeats
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Pickpick

Book #16 of 2024: “The Celtic Twilight” by WB Yeats

This had a few poems but was mostly stories about the Sidhe collected from Irish people across the country. I‘ll come back to it again later when I have time to do some more research into the people, places, and legends referenced. And, maybe, take a trip to all the places Yeats identifies as doors to the dim world.

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BarbaraJean
Byzantium | Stephen R. Lawhead
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I read this YEARS ago & loved it, so when a friend picked it for our IRL book club, I was excited to revisit it. And it holds up! I remembered virtually nothing but a couple plot points, so it was kinda like enjoying it for the first time. 😆

Lawhead‘s historical fiction has always been a win for me, and the number of places & cultures he tackles here is impressive! He does it well, and I grew to love so many of the characters Lawhead ⤵️

BarbaraJean (Cont‘d) …introduces us to along Aiden‘s journey. There‘s an understandable emphasis on Christianity (given that the main character is an Irish monk), but I was impressed at the nuanced portrayal of religion across different cultures that‘s woven throughout the book. I found Aiden‘s journey fascinating, but more for the people and lands he encountered on his journey than for him as a character—he frequently annoyed me! ⤵️ 2mo
BarbaraJean (Cont‘d) My other gripe is that in an 870-page book, there‘s plenty of space to devote adequate page time to resolve a character‘s crisis of faith. But the resolution Aiden reaches at the end felt a little too pat and easy, a little too quick—at least given the balance of the narrative.

This was my August #BookSpin. @TheAromaofBooks
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Texreader Sounds like my kind of book! (edited) 2mo
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! Lawhead is one of those authors on my radar that I've never gotten around to reading lol 2mo
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Villains: Novellas | Rhiannon Paille
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#TLT @dabbe

This was fun!! The bottom three are villains that frightened the life out of me as a child!! I‘m sure they meant the singular man in Bambi, I‘m using it to mean mankind. Also, if you‘re playing a fascist/Nazi automatic villain!! Missing from the list are my two favorite villains, Moriarty from Sherlock and Loki. (if you get redemption arc, are you still a villain?)

Care to play?

lil1inblue Loki! 😍 😍 😍 3mo
dabbe I bet if AFI updated the list, it would include SHERLOCK's Moriarty. “Miss me?“ 😱 And excellent question. I'd have to say yes because Darth Vader got redemption, right? Though most of these on the list were evil all the way to the end. Thanks for playing and sharing! 🩶🧡🩶 3mo
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kspenmoll
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I scored several old Sr.Fidelma Mysteries #mysteriesofAncientIreland through Thrift Books.Sipping my Labor Day morning coffee while enjoying what feels like an autumn day in my porch! Coldish breeze, the temp is 69. Barely a cloud- bright blue skies. I plan to walk afterwards. #porchlife #LazyLaborDay #coffeeandbooks

robinb Enjoy your day! 😊 3mo
Librarybelle Such perfect reading weather! 3mo
BarbaraBB Enjoy 😍😍 3mo
sarahbarnes Beautiful! 3mo
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