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julieclair
Building Your Book for Kindle | Kindle Direct Publishing
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I have some fun choices for #ReadYourKindle this month! Thanks for hosting, @CBee !

Read4life I loved The Book Club Hotel 💙 7d
julieclair @Read4life Good to hear! It sounds right up my alley. 3d
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rwmg
Introductory Statistics | Barbara Illowsk
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Littlewolf1
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Am I super behind with this post? Yes, yes I am! Does that mean I‘m not gonna post it? Obviously not… Lol😂 This was my May #Roll100 , and while there is so many books, I plan to get them done throughout the year.

Roary47 I like the cover art on these. 3w
PuddleJumper You can do it! 2w
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rwmg
Introductory Statistics | Barbara Illowsk
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Reggie Wow great job! 1mo
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hissingpotatoes
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Pickpick

3.5/5⭐

5feet.of.fury Awww cute! 1mo
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bekakins
Eden | Tim Lebbon
Mehso-so

#roll100 had high hopes for this one, and it starts wrong, very Annihilation-esque. It just fell a bit flat for me, a bit slow and no real explanation of events. I would have liked some flashbacks to explain how planet Earth had got to this point. I do think it would make a good film though!

PuddleJumper Better books ahead;! 2mo
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Cuilin
The Adventure of the Devil's Foot | Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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Librarybelle I almost rolled my eyes, since we‘ve seen this time and again in the stories, in which Holmes decides what is just and who should be punished. The justice system is there to parse judgment on guilt or innocence (at least, up until recently when the justice system is being attacked on a broader scale, but I digress…). Holmes and Watson should not be judge and jury. And yet, they were. 2mo
dabbe I guess Holmes thought justice was done: the “eye for an eye“ idea. Dr. Sterndale killed the murderer of his love, so hey, it's all okay! As long as he goes to Africa, I guess. Big 🙄 on this one. I did the eye-rolling for you, @Librarybelle! 🤣 2mo
CogsOfEncouragement @Librarybelle @eeclayton @dabbe I also thought this was especially flimsy “justice”. 2mo
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Cuilin
The Adventure of the Devil's Foot | Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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Librarybelle He seems to have more respect for Watson. There is the moment when Watson saves his life, and Holmes shows a rare bit of emotion and almost a human reaction to Watson and to the situation. 2mo
eeclayton @Librarybelle “almost a human reaction“ 😂 I agree.
But he does drag Watson into this crazy experiment while being suspicious that the substance has already killed two people. That's not the kind of thing you'd expose your friend to.
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dabbe @eeclayton @Librarybelle
I think once Sherlock gets his nose involved in a case, he's basically ignorant to all other things--like life itself. I'm glad he shows a wee remorse and gratefulness to Watson.
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dabbe This quote truly summed up for me the overall bromance love between these two: “ 'You know,' I answered with some emotion, for I had never seen so much of Holmes‘s heart before, 'that it is my greatest joy and privilege to help you.' “ 😭 2mo
CogsOfEncouragement @dabbe That same bromance passage really struck me too. 2mo
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