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TheBookgeekFrau
Benediction | Kent Haruf
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Finished this last night at 11:55pm bringing my February reads right down to the wire.

18/80

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DieAReader Excellent!! 5d
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 5d
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TheBookgeekFrau
Benediction | Kent Haruf
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"When the test came back the nurse called them into the examination room and when the doctor entered the room he just looked at them and asked them to sit down."

#FirstLineFridays
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ShyBookOwl 😬 6d
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TheBookgeekFrau
Benediction | Kent Haruf
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Cleaned house, got a facial, and now comes reading time ahhhhhhh 📖

nelsonmatt890 I like to connect with you and read, lol. 1w
bookandbedandtea This reminds me that I have several is his books but still haven't read one. I'm definitely going to change that this year. 5d
TheBookgeekFrau @bookandbedandtea There are a few of his books that I didn't like; but for the most part I enjoy his quiet writing style and his slice of life stories. 5d
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RJRobertson
Song of the Lark | Willa Cather
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Second book in The Prairie Trilogy by Willa Cather. Each book centering on a woman, strong ones. Immigrants, family, mid west settlement, life choices and more.

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sdbruening
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Really well researched and interesting to read. There was too much scene-setting of historical markers that weren‘t relevant to Margaret‘s life. I was drawn to the book because I loved the musical The Unsinkable Molly Brown with Debbie Reynolds, and I bought the book at the Titanic Museum in Missouri. She was never even called Molly, so that‘s just a small taste of how many things about her life and personality were incorrect.

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Moss_Croft
The Song of the Lark | Willa Cather
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Hooked_on_books
Breaking Wild | Diane Les Becquets
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This book follows 2 women, one a hunter who gets into trouble on a hunt, and the other part of the search and rescue team. Their stories alternate and we learn more about each of them as the tension steadily builds toward the outcome. I found this wholly riveting.

dabbe 🐾🖤🐾 1mo
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Prairiegirl_reading
Go as a River: A novel | Shelley Read
Mehso-so

Meh. I don‘t get the hype.