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Ricochet | Kellyn Carni
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Read in May 2025
18 Books
Five 5-Star reads this month:
• The Tenant
• The Fountains of Silence
• Six Days in Bombay
• The Family Experiment
• Ricochet

#Goodreads #Bookstagram #Litsy #Libby #Audible #Kindle #Bookish

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When the link goes live you will notice some adjustments. Nothing major. Just making commitments clearer, outlining important dates, and slight adjustments to how many recipients one person can have, as well as an option to send recommended reading lists as part of gifting. #autumncomfortswap #swaps #solstice #litsy

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Reading on #Litsy with Christie‘s Capers (Reading Agatha Christie's books in publication order) Hosted by @Librarybelle
#AgathaChristieClubR3

4 Stars • Poirot Investigates (1924) is a collection of eleven short stories by Agatha Christie featuring the meticulous Belgian detective Hercule Poirot. ⬇️

suvata Narrated by Poirot‘s friend Captain Hastings, the stories showcase Poirot‘s sharp intellect and knack for solving complex mysteries through observation and psychological insight. Each case varies in setting and crime, from thefts to murders, often involving high society, international intrigue, or seemingly impossible scenarios.

#PoirotInvestigates #AgathaChristie #Bookish #HerculePoirot
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Librarybelle Yay!! 3w
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BooksandCoffee4Me
Connections: Moodboards | Amanda O, Andrea Stern
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#litsylove @dabbe

My first gift via #litsy!! Thank you @dabbe for liking my mood board and sharing these fun items with me! #fridayjoy 😊💛

dabbe YW! Thanks for bringing such joy to Litsy! 😍🤩🤗 3w
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks ❤️❤️❤️ 3w
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#ThreeListThursday #TLT @dabbe
We're on to list 2! Bye bye, scary 1700s. All of these are from the 1800s!
1. Survey link: https://www.listchallenges.com/1001-books-you-must-read-before-you-die-1800s
2. Share your score if you'd like.
3. Share your 3 favorites from the list or 3 that you might be interested in reading, or 3 you thought were horrible or a combo of whatever you'd like.
4. Tag a few!
Tagging JUST A FEW who've played before. 🤩

jenniferw88 1700s were NOT scary for me thanks to my MA 🤣 1mo
CSeydel Yikes, only 13, although a couple of my favorite books did make the list (Silas Marner and Tess of the D‘Urbervilles) 1mo
jenniferw88 18 this time! 1mo
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Chrissyreadit Only 9- but a lot of nf books. 1mo
Lynnsoprano Wow, only 12! However, there are 19th century authors who are missing from this list, whose books I would have expected to make the list—Hawthorne, Austen, Brontë, to name a few. 1mo
Bookwormjillk Ooof only 9! 1mo
Susanita @Lynnsoprano I guess the divisions are not entirely exact with so many books. There were some Austen and Brontë last week. In fact, without them my score would have been even worse! 1mo
Lynnsoprano @susanita Ah, that explains it. I was down with COVID last week—not bad except for the headache. I‘ll have to go back and look at that list. 1mo
BarkingMadRead I only had 15. I own like 5 or so more but haven‘t read them yet 🙈 1mo
Bklover 15- thanks to a years ago obsession with Jules Verne and HG Wells. And, of course, #hashtagbrigade 1mo
Librarybelle So bizarre—I did worse this week than last with only 13! And I call myself a classics reader! 🙄 1mo
willaful 12 for me. Alice and Little Women my favs, of course! I'd like to read What Maisie Knew. Calling the #HashtagBrigade ! 😁 1mo
dabbe @jenniferw88 Yay for you! I find them rather terrifying myself. 🤣 1mo
dabbe @CSeydel I think my score will be right around there, too! TESS was my #1 fave book in 2023 with the #hashtagbrigade! And we're currently reading THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. I loved MIDDLEMARCH, too. Is SILAS your favorite of hers? Thanks for playing and sharing. 💚💜💚 1mo
dabbe @jenniferw88 #woohooyou Thanks for playing and sharing. 💚💜💚 1mo
dabbe @Chrissyreadit 🎯🩵🎯! Thanks for playing and sharing. 💚💜💚 1mo
dabbe @Lynnsoprano There are still more books from the 1800s coming your way! 🤩 Thanks for playing and sharing. 💚💜💚 1mo
dabbe @BarkingMadRead We need to get them into the #hashtagbrigade! 😍 Thanks for playing and sharing. 💚💜💚 1mo
dabbe @Bookwormjillk I feel it! I haven't taken it yet, but I think I'll score around the same! Thanks for playing and sharing. 💚💜💚 1mo
dabbe @Susanita @Lynnsoprano The list I have is ordered by centuries, but not necessarily in chronological order of that century. So, the 1800s could have one from 1813, then the next from 1802, then the next from 1889, and so on. 🤷‍♀️ 1mo
dabbe @Lynnsoprano I hope you're feeling better! 😍 1mo
dabbe @Bklover IKR? I still need to read WAR OF THE WORLDS. I've read his others, but not that one! 😱 Thanks for playing and sharing. 💚💜💚 1mo
dabbe @Librarybelle I think I'll score worse, too! But, man, some of those titles I have never even heard of! I'm more of a British Lit classics girl, not a world one. Thanks for playing and sharing. 💚💜💚 1mo
dabbe @willaful Ooh, that one does sound good for the #hashtagbrigade, doesn't it? Thanks for playing and sharing. 💚💜💚 1mo
Bklover Thanks for the tag! I truly appreciate it. 🩷🩷🩷. Also loved Tess with #hashtagbrigade (edited) 1mo
Susanita @Lynnsoprano Ugh. I hope you feel better! 1mo
Eggs 💗🌺💖 1mo
CogsOfEncouragement 19 for me this round. 1mo
ImperfectCJ I missed last week, so I'm playing catch-up. I've read 17 from this round. Love Alice and was surprised how much I enjoyed Kim and Sister Carrie when I read them. Now to post about last week's list! 1mo
dabbe @Bklover 💜💚💜 1mo
dabbe @Eggs 💜💚💜 1mo
dabbe @CogsOfEncouragement We scored pretty closely together this time! Thanks for playing and sharing. 💜💚💜 1mo
dabbe @ImperfectCJ We're close in our scores! Added your choices to my TBR. Thanks for playing and sharing. 💜💚💜 1mo
tpixie @dabbe yikes! 9% I am currently reading Les MIs! December 31 that‘ll get me up to 10%! ❤️‍🔥. @dabbe @CSeydel Tess is a favorite ❤️ (edited) 1mo
CSeydel @tpixie it‘s so good. Reminds me, I‘m due for a re-read … on the other hand, I still haven‘t read Jude the Obscure. Decisions decisions 1mo
CSeydel @dabbe believe it or not, I haven‘t read Mill on the Floss OR Middlemarch (despite having the latter on my shelf for like 3 years, gazing dolefully at me every time I walk by with another book in my hand). But yes Silas Marner is one of my favorite books of all books! 1mo
Faranae 30! Some of these authors feel over-represented, like they could have just chosen 1 or max 2 by that author and fit someone else in. Some of these I really have to vote against! I read André Gide's “fruits of the earth“ in French and yikes. Also I love Sherlock but just put the Hound on there and move on! 1mo
rwmg 29 Brings home how Anglocentric my 19th century reading has been, even if not completely so. But an embarrassing number where I've never heard of book or author. 1mo
AnnCrystal
Thanks for the tag
📚☺️👍🏼💝.
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peaKnit Ope, 5! I also love Tess, I see she is a popular read! I read it in Highschool. 1mo
Daisey I‘ve read 30 from this week‘s list, and that‘s with consistently reading from the 1001 list for the last several years. 1mo
tpixie @Daisey 🩷🩷🩷 1mo
tpixie @CSeydel I know it‘s so hard to do a reread when there‘s so many other books still left to read! 1mo
dabbe @tpixie You're in good company; most of us are between 5 and 25! Here's hoping the 1900s are better for all of us! And I think we should be able to include LES as 3 books just for its length alone! 🤣 Thanks for playing and sharing. 💜💚💜 1mo
dabbe @CSeydel And SILAS is the one of hers I haven't read! 🤣 I adored MIDDLEMARCH and am enjoying MILL, though MIDDLE is better IMHO. I'm moving SILAS up on the TBR! 😍 1mo
dabbe @Faranae The Sherlock is a hard one for me as I am a MAJOR Sherlock fan. But I see your point. Perhaps only one book per author, right? Yet some writers are way better than others and contributed more to the overall literary aesthetics of history. Hard choices all around. BTW, you beat my sorry butt. Thanks for playing and sharing. 💜💚💜 1mo
dabbe @rwmg 🩵🎯🩵 So many world authors I've never heard of, nor their books. I need the clock to slow down so that I can get to them! Thanks for playing and sharing. 💜💚💜 1mo
dabbe @AnnCrystal YW! 🥰 1mo
dabbe @peaKnit I applaud any teacher who had high schoolers read TESS. I adored that book! 😍 Thanks for playing and sharing. 💜💚💜 1mo
dabbe @Daisey You know, some of them just don't look that appealing to me. I don't care how low my score may be, if I'm not even interested by the cover or the little snippet provided in the 1001 book, I ain't reading it! 🤣 Thanks for playing and sharing. 💜💚💜 1mo
CatLass007 My score was 11 and I think I should get some credit for at least TRYING to read Les Miz three different times. But I didn‘t check it. A couple of these I‘m pretty sure I read so I checked them. I read most of these with #NoPlaceLikeHolmes, #HashtagBrigade, #RandomClassics, and #WhatTheDickens, so thank you #LITSY! I also DNF several others. But, as @dabbe reminds me, #HailTheBail #BetterBooksAhead (edited) 1mo
CatLass007 Three that I own and want to read are Anna Karenina, War and Peace, and Middlemarch. 1mo
TheLudicReader 🤣 7. I still have the essay I wrote about Tess. Hated her. But I loved The Mayor of Casterbridge. 1mo
catiewithac 27/100 but why so much Zola? It was a weird list. 4w
dabbe @CatLass007 YES! I love book surveys, but I don't always agree with them. If the book doesn't look good to me, I don't care who thinks I should read it! 🤣 And 🎯 for all of the books thanks to Litsy. I feel the same way. Thanks for playing and sharing. 💚💜💚 4w
dabbe @CatLass007 If I had to put these in order of what I enjoyed, I'd say MIDDLEMARCH, ANNA KARENINA, then WAR AND PEACE. But don't listen to me! 🤣 4w
dabbe @TheLudicReader Well, here's something where we aren't in sync. TESS was my favorite read of 2023 (maybe that was a crappy reading year! 🤣). I want to read that essay when I get there! And I never read MAYOR, but I adored FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWS. That Hardy! #oy Thanks for playing and sharing. 💚💜💚 4w
dabbe @catiewithac I guess Zola is Ze besZt. 🤣🤷‍♀️😍 I've never read anything by him! Thanks for playing and sharing. 💚💜💚 4w
tpixie @dabbe lol Les Mis as 3 books yes! (edited) 4w
tpixie @CatLass007 I‘m hoping to read Anna K next year. I missed out on @TheBookHippie buddy read this year 4w
CatLass007 @tpixie I didn‘t know there was a buddy read to miss. 4w
dabbe @tpixie 🎯🩵🎯 4w
tpixie @CatLass007 🩷 it‘s hard to keep up with all the buddy reads!! 4w
Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick I think I'm coming in with the lowest score: 4! I'm confident enough to carry that torch. 🤣 I enjoyed Little Women & Dracula. Jekyll & Hyde and Alice's Adventures...not so much. I am not familiar with many of these. I should probably do a little research and bump myself up to a nice, round eight books read. 3w
dabbe @Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick Some scored “0“, so you're not the lowest! Even if you were, who cares? 🤣 I loved Jekyll & Hyde, but did NOT care of any of Alice's adventures! Thanks for playing and sharing. 💚💜💚 3w
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Friday's Feast | Don Pendleton
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#5JoysFriday @DebinHawaii

All about reading and #Litsy this week!
Love creating and reading our haiku poems. 🤗
Reading Theo of Golden with my husband. 💛
Finding 3 books from my tbr list on Kindle Unlimited. 😃
Consistently reading now that I‘m not on heavy pain meds all day. 👍
#Litsy, motivation, discovery, friends, and fun, 👏

Play? @Desha @Welltraveledpages

AnnCrystal 🙏💝💝💝💝💝🪄📜. 1mo
TheSpineView ❤️☕️📖 Coffee, reading and Litsy are the best! 1mo
TheBookHippie ♥️♥️♥️♥️ coffee & reading!! The best. Glad you don‘t need the heavy meds that‘s so hard. 1mo
dabbe 🖤🐝💛 and Yay to being off heavy meds! 💜💚💜 1mo
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The Marriage Act | John Marrs
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Read in April 2025
18 Books
Five 5-Star reads this month:
• All Good People Here
• The Marriage Act
• The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store
• The Seven Year Slip
• Haruki Murakami Manga Stories 3

#Goodreads #Bookstagram #OUABC #Litsy #Libby #Audible #Kindle #Bookish

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The Man in the Brown Suit | Agatha Christie
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(re)Reading on #Litsy with Christie‘s Capers (Reading Agatha Christie's books in publication order) Hosted by @Librarybelle
#AgathaChristieClubR3

4 Stars • Agatha Christie‘s The Man in the Brown Suit (1924) is a thrilling mystery-adventure that grabs you tight. Spunky Anne Beddingfeld, chasing a shady death and a brown-suited stranger in London, follows a cryptic note to a South Africa-bound ship. ⬇️

suvata Unearthing a diamond heist and a crook called “The Colonel,” she dodges danger and sparks with rugged Harry. Christie‘s twists and Anne‘s grit make this a page-turner, despite some flat side characters. A lively, classic caper! 2mo
kspenmoll Love your review!!!! 2mo
Librarybelle Great review! 2mo
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Thousand Ships | Natalie Haynes
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Suet624 Dirtbag, Massachusetts 2mo
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