Just one of many quotes that tries to capture the #mysteriousways of books and reading.
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There's a bit of a mystery surrounding Pablo Neruda's death in 1963. The official report was that he died as a result of prostate cancer, but the outside expert consensus seems to be that that was a lie. Some say he was poisoned by secret service agents. (Sorry if this is a little morbid, but I just learned about it.)
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My current read is about the scientific proof (or lack thereof) of an afterlife. #Mysteriousways indeed
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A mysterious real life murder! A quick read by Minette Walters.
#MysteriousWays #MusicalNewYear
Hmmmm... these fairies/good people/changelings sure work in #mysteriousways.
I‘m about halfway through and feeling a bit bored by this book. I hate bailing so I might try to continue but I‘m struggling! 😕
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Nellie Bly certainly had #mysteriousways when she set out to circle the globe in less time than Jules Verne‘s 80 days. At a time where women rarely worked and stayed mostly to the home, Nelly was a pioneer.
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pick#MusicalNewYear Day 21: Fats wrote about the #MysteriousWays of these middle-grade novels a year ago. For the tagged book, she noted: “A Willy Wonka for bibliophiles! How delightful! The book titles mentioned in the story got me all giddy!” For more titles and her full review, here‘s the link: https://wp.me/pDlzr-j9O
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