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quietjenn
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Thank you so much for my #jolabokaflodswap package, @Deblovestoread - it's perfect! And your comments about this book make me even more keen to read it. I appreciate you, as well as @MaleficentBookDragon for putting it all together.

lil1inblue 💚❤️💚 1d
Deblovestoread Happy Holidays! Enjoy! 🎄 1d
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booklover3258
Finn Finnegan | Darby Karchut
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For another niece... one more to make and then I'm all done with the gifts!

dabbe 💛💛💛 2w
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Makerbazar
Rebel Hearts | Kevin Toolis
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Screw Driver Set | Durable, Precision & Multi-Purpose Tools

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bibliothecarivs
Station Island | Seamus Heaney
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Random book from our personal library.

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GatheringBooks
Selected Poems | Eavan Boland
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Eggs Love it 🥰 1mo
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keithmalek

'Stand By Me' is the only song with its own fan club. It's true. There's a whole group of people who scour the world for different versions of the song and have meetings where they play newly discovered versions, discuss the lyrics and drink a toast to Ben E. King.

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shanaqui
Death of a Naturalist | Seamus Heaney
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I knew a lot of poems from this one, some of my favourites of Heaney's. The one that will never leave me alone is 'Mid-Term Break', of course, and its final line:

“A four foot box, a foot for every year.“

#BirthdayBashReadathon

Clare-Dragonfly 😨😭 2mo
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shanaqui
Door into the Dark | Seamus Heaney
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I couldn't point to a specific poem here that I loved, but I do enjoy Heaney's style. There's something solid about it; almost all of the poems have presence, forced me to take time to consider them.

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Mattsbookaday
Ghost Mountain: Roman | Ronan Hession
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Ghost Mountain, by Ronan Hession (2024)
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Premise: Life for a small community is changed when a mountain suddenly appears in an abandoned field—but not as much as one might think.

Review: Hession has been one of 2025‘s great discoveries for me, but this one didn‘t quite live up to expectation or to its fascinating premise. ⬇️

Mattsbookaday Some have called this a contemporary fable, only I can‘t quite figure out what its lesson would be. There is little in overall plot, even as the characters‘ stories proceed at breathtaking speed. And I think that‘s the point? It‘s far from being bad and I certainly recommend it, but it‘s one that I think will remain a bit unsettled for me. 2mo
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