pickI liked Harbinder! I also appreciated diverse characters.
I really love gothic atmosphere, this reminded me of that. I loved the mixture of darkness and common police work. The setting was amazing!
The murderer was a bit too easy to guess beforehand but this was really enjoyable to read.
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pickA classic. Who hasn‘t read this book? It‘s funny and could boosts students confidence to continue reading.
This nonfiction book, which depicts daily life in a small Italian village during WWII, is quiet but moving. And important.
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Prompt: Yellow
pickIn addition to the physical history, Roland also discusses how notebooks were used throughout history - in accounting, art, natural history, writing, etc. and various ways notebooks were perceived. I.e., in the 1200s when clergy refused to use anything other than parchment being suspicious of paper's novelty and its infidel and recycled origins: “one opponent fulminated against the idea that the word of God could be written on menses-stained rag.“
pickThis was an interesting read. So relatable as a reader. The section with the kindle was hilarious. Its funny and a great read for any book lover. 4*
pickNeeded something different, this had been on my TBR for a long time. I went in not remembering anything about it. I enjoyed the story and the different povs.
This evening was fine & crisp and I drove into Uxbridge to meet Ewan who has been away all week attending a conference in Toronto. We have a dear little mare "Queen," who is not afraid of motors or anything of that kind & I can drive her without fear. We had a pleasant drive home through the moonlight and a delightful home-coming, with Frede & Sonny Punch [Chester], a bright fire and a good supper awaiting us.
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