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Blueberry
Into Thin Air | Jon Krakauer
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Eggs Brilliant ❄️❄️ 9h
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DebinHawaii
The White Road | Sarah Lotz
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#StorySettings

Three horror books set on or around a #Mountain that are on my TBR.🏔️

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks These look good! 👍🏻 6d
Eggs These sound awesome 👏🏻 I love mountain stories🩵🏔️🤍 6d
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dabbe
Into Thin Air | Jon Krakauer
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 💙⛰️🤍 6d
Eggs I just rewatched this film a few days ago! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 @dabbe (edited) 6d
dabbe @Eggs I read the book but have never seen the movie. I'll have to check it out! 🤗 5d
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Kazzie
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Fascinating story about a time and place not previously known to me. About the devastating and wide reaches of colonialism. Empathy with all characters, regardless of class

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Reggie
The White Road | Sarah Lotz
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Sarah Lotz has scared me off of planes and cruise ships and now we can add cave exploring and Mt Everest climbing. Simon, eager to get some hits for his fledgling adrenaline website, decides to go explore a forbidden cave with an unstable older guide. The guide does not come back. Simon does, with more than he bargained for. The first part of the book in these caves had my windpipe choking me while reading what was going on. It was harrowing. 👇🏼

Reggie Desperate for more clicks his partner sends him to climb Mt. Everest. There are so many layers to not only the settings but the different characters in here, and I think Sarah did a great job integrating them all into a solid, good story. There‘s a video on YouTube where a guide takes her cave exploring to do research for this book and oof…I could not do it. Pick! 3mo
BkClubCare Yowza 😳 3mo
sarahbarnes This sounds terrifying. 3mo
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vivastory This one was great. I also liked 3mo
Suet624 Ooohhhh, sounds interesting! 3mo
Reggie @BkClubCare @sarahbarnes those first 50 pages were the summit of this book. It was crazy. 2mo
Reggie @vivastory I‘m gonna have to order that one. Just so I can be a Lotz completist. My libraries don‘t have it. 2mo
Reggie @Suet624 there is a lot about the 3rd who always walks with you in here. But I thought it was great. And the sections about MtEverest and the trials and tribulations were great. 2mo
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Purpleness
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“for some reason…” Huh, wonder why they had that idea?

Suet624 🥴 3mo
AnnCrystal 😢 3mo
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Purpleness
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Purpleness
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So, today I learned that
a. Mt. Everest was named for, but not by, George Everest.
b. George Everest was actually a proponent of learning the local name of mountains he surveyed, rather than coming up with new English names.
and c. He hated it when people pronounced his name Ever-est, rather than Eve-rest.

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Bookwormjillk
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This #chunkstermini took me all month to read, but it was worth it. Fatland visited such interesting places, and her description of Everest base camp is one of the best I‘ve ever read. I just wish she had tied her journey together or made some conclusions at the end because after a while it kind of seemed like Himalayan resident speed dating. Overall ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Crazeedi Sounds like an interesting book! 3mo
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