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tpixie
Real Americans | Rachel Khong
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What defines a Real American?
A multigenerational story told by 3 points of view. Looking at parent- child relationships, ethnic backgrounds vs citizenship, with a slight sci- fi twist.

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Daisey
The History of Love | Nicole Krauss
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Pickpick

This book was a fascinating read. There were times I was a bit confused by the different timelines, but I was always curious to know how they would come together. It has some wonderful descriptions, and I felt so much for these characters. We also had a great book club discussion about it.

#LitsyBookClub #1001books

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Daisey
The History of Love | Nicole Krauss
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Saturday night supper and a book

#ReadAndEat #LitsyBookClub #1001books

LoverOfLearning Love the title of this book! 4w
Daisey @LoverOfLearning It‘s a fascinating book, and I‘m so curious to see how it all comes together. 4w
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Daisey
The History of Love | Nicole Krauss
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I‘m loving the language in these pages and am thoroughly intrigued by how the separate stories are going to come together.

#LitsyBookClub #1001books

dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 1mo
Leftcoastzen I like this one! 😻 1mo
CoffeeK8 This has been on my TBR for a while! 1mo
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tpixie
The History of Love | Nicole Krauss
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Just started listening to The History of Love for @LitsyBookClub & I know I‘m going to love it.
The first few lines are great.
Funny thing is, the narrator, George Guidall, narrated Stephen King‘s The Dark Tower series. So I keep thinking about Stephen King. And SK would write like this also!!
#LitsyBookClub

Daisey I hope to get into this one this weekend! 1mo
tpixie @Daisey I‘ve just started but I think you picked a great one! 🏆 1mo
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Daisey
BookSpinBingo | Untitled
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January 2025 #BookSpinBingo
Cold, snowy weather gave me lots of reading time! I completed several MG books for the Truman preliminary list as well as several other books. I think my favorite was our #LitsyBookClub pick The Book of Doors. I‘ve also continued our long #NoPlaceLikeHolmes read and started a couple new long reads for this year. I‘m thoroughly enjoying A Tree a Day for #NaturaLitsy.

#ReadingStats #MonthlyStats #DaiseysReadingSummary

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Daisey
The Book of Doors | Gareth Brown
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Pickpick

This was a fascinating story with magic, time travel, and some great characters.

#audiobook #LitsyBookClub

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AllDebooks
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TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 3mo
tpixie I loved The book of Doors for @litsybookclub Some parts are darker than I expected , others full of magic! 3mo
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Daisey
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My official reading stats for 2024

As of today, these 12 books are the ones I continue to think about the most. The top row includes #1001books, #LitsyBookClub reads, a #CampLitsy read, and 1 reread for a #ShardlakeBR. I tend to focus on first time reads for my year end list, but rereading the Shardlake series must be included. The bottom row are all fantastic middle grade reads.

#ReadingStats #2024Stats #DaiseysReadingSummary

Ruthiella Nice stats! 👍 3mo
Liz_M I loved the nesting stories technique of Cloud Atlas! 3mo
Daisey @Liz_M It took a while for me to get into, but by the end, I also loved how it was set up. 3mo
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tpixie Yes on The Postcard & Cloud Atlas. I checked out clear at the library, but had to return it before I read it. I can‘t remember how I learned about it, but maybe I need to get back to it since it made an impression on you. 2mo
Daisey @tpixie It was a #CampLitsy read so there were lots of posts about it last summer. It‘s a slim novel, but pretty powerful, although just a warning that the end is somewhat abrupt. 2mo
tpixie @Daisey thanks for the heads up 🩶 2mo
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tpixie
The Postcard | Anne Berest
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“Man cannot live without nature. He needs air to breathe, water to drink, fruit to eat. But nature is quite able to live without man. Which proves just how superior it is to us”.
#EuropaCollective
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megnews 👍 4mo
kspenmoll This book is one of my top 12 for 2024! 4mo
tpixie @kspenmoll yes!! It is very moving. It‘s a top read for me also! 4mo
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