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Amazing. Looped together to be informative, but with a wonderful narrative to keep it interesting.

@BethM wow I love it I haven‘t read either of these and I have Say Nothing on my wish list in another book app thank you so much excited to read these I‘m going to start say nothing today and I‘ll let you know what I think when I‘m done these #staycationintimeswap was so much fun thank you @Chrissyreadit and @DinoMom great book swap can‘t wait for the next one

Recent acquisition for our personal library.

So much this. Happy 4th of July?

Vladimir & I are ready! I suspect I‘ll read parts throughout the day & let them simmer. I think it‘s remarkable that nearly 250 years after its publication Paine‘s words still resonate. For me, I‘m hoping this read helps me reflect on history & the current political dynamic.

Paine, a man with no prospects, helped ignite the colonies with this work. Anyone can be a hero.

What do you hope to learn/gain from today‘s reading?
#Vladimir #CatsOfLitsy

#5JoysFriday @DebinHawaii Friday is here!
1. Went fishing and caught a 28 in Pike.
2. My rose just had one flower this year. Didn't like the cold spring.
3. My lilies are blooming
4. Started a new pen pal group with @StayCurious . You can sigh up litsysnailmail@yahoo.com
5. My Romain letters are really nice.

Play @dabby @Gissy @AmyG @Princess-Kingofkings @Mimi28

Warriors of Anatolia, by Trevor Bryce (2019)
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Premise: A survey of the rise, reign, and fall of the Hittite Empire from one of the major English-language scholars of the field.

Review: Hittite history is notoriously difficult to understand, due primarily to a lack of solid evidence. This volume is a solid attempt at putting the available pieces together. Cont.

Ready to dive. @Librarybelle