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Kenyazero
The Genius of Birds | Jennifer Ackerman
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Take a deep dive into different aspects of bird intelligence. I enjoyed learning about many birds native to my area from blue jays and chikadees to crows, and many I am not familiar with as well. The author takes a look at intelligence in birds' natural habitats, as well as intelligence shown for human purposes. #Birds #Nature #Nonfiction

Kenyazero Used for #GottaCatchEmAll Psyduck: involves puzzles @PuddleJumper 2d
PuddleJumper 🎉🎉 2d
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Daisey
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This is a light pick for me. I enjoyed it but didn‘t love it. I appreciated the early history of how bookstores developed in the U.S. and found the stories of well-known independent bookstores interesting. However, this is an incredibly broad topic, and hearing about a few specific bookstores I know or have visited just made me want to learn of more variety for my list.

#audiobook #Nonfiction #NonfictionNovember #NFNovember #LitsyBookClub

TimEW I enjoyed this book, most likely because I really love history. If you you would like to read more personal perspectives from booksellers and librarians, check out James Patterson‘s “The Secret Lives of Booksellers and Librarians”. This is a collection of true stories from people whose careers are centered around their love of books. I highly recommend it. 2d
Daisey @TimEW I did enjoy this one but not as much as I expected. Your recommendation does sound interesting; I‘ll add it to the never ending list! 2d
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melissajayne
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4.5⭐️ I really enjoyed the book. #2025 #bookclub #nonfiction #memior #autobiography #animals

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Read-n-Bloom
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Finished ✔️ Loved this book by Dan LaRock! From the wisdom of his grandfather from the 1960s. It was wisdom then and it‘s wisdom now! Loved that he shared his grandfather‘s words with us and I thank him for that. And I thank God for giving his grandfather the words. God knew it would be as needful today as then! Recommend to those who want to expand their faith and knowledge of God and the Bible and history.

#LitsyReads #nonfiction #2025Reads

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Daisey
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Sunday morning #BookAndBreakfast

This is a fascinating look at the relationship between Tolkien and Lewis with pages of text and illustration interspersed with full graphic novel panels featuring a lion and wizard. There‘s a lot about their beliefs and writing styles more than events of their lives.

#Nonfiction #NonfictionNovember #NFNovember #BreakfastWithTolkien #FellowshipOfTolkien

Daisey #FellowshipOfTolkien readers, if you haven‘t seen this one, it might be worth checking out. 1w
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CatLass007 A good graphic novel is always difficult to resist. I‘ve added this to my wish list. 1w
dabbe On the TBR; thanks! 🧡🍁♥️ 1w
AllDebooks That sounds great 1w
BookwormAHN Sounds fantastic 🧡 1w
BarbaraJean 💜 I have this in my favorites on Hoopla! 1w
BethM This sounds interesting! 7d
Riveted_Reader_Melissa Sounds good 2d
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Daisey
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This is an interesting book of short descriptions of women authors of early gothic stories to present day. I don‘t consider myself much of a horror or speculative fiction reader, but I enjoy reading a wide variety. There were several authors I have read and plenty more that piqued my interest. I enjoyed the listen, but a print copy would be ideal for better noting books to add to a TBR.

#Nonfiction #NonfictionNovember #NFNovember #audiobook

jewright This one sounds interesting. (edited) 1w
Daisey @jewright It definitely was. I especially enjoyed the earlier history and some of the current authors. 1w
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MonicaLoves2Read
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I'm finding this audiobook fascinating.

#nonfiction #history #audiobook

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Daisey
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Today I learned that J.R.R. Tolkien & Edith (his future wife) spent time in tea shops as teens throwing sugar cubes into the hats of unsuspecting ladies.

This is a graphic novel biography of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, and so far I‘m intrigued by how it‘s put together. It‘s also nice to read something a bit lighter about them.

#FellowshipOfTolkien #Nonfiction #TodayILearned #NonfictionNovember #NFNovember #GraphicNovel

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