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January #WrapUp
4 books #OffTheShelf2025
1 #Chunkster
1 #FictionalTraveler
5 #SeriesLove2025
4 #BookChain2025
7 #LitsyAtoZ
#BookSpin & #DoubleSpin
9 #Pantone2025
1 #Classic
1 #NonFiction
The true victims of conspiracy theories are those that suffer from the lack of benefits from the very thing that could save them but is demonized by those that are choosing to ignore the factual evidence.
#nonfiction #conspiracytheories
pickA really fascinating look at the development of societies across the globe and why certain areas ended up with certain staples while other areas remained primitive for decades.
It is a bit dry and academic so if you can get past those elements then you will have a nice perspective of human development.
#nonfiction #history #pulitzer
pickThis book is about the mass killings in Indonesia in 1965-66 and in other countries in the 20th century. There were so many details in this well researched book. I listened to the audio, so I‘m already planning to reread it and to research some of the topics in it, such as the Bandung Conference. #NonFiction
pickInformative and full of interesting titbits, but I learned that I prefer chronological narrative.
#LitsyAtoZ #M @Texreader
#NonFiction
pickThis is a great little book for #sports trivia fans. It's a fascinating look at a variety of sports. I'd recommend reading with a group of sports friends.
#nonfiction
pickI didn't realize this was a memoir comic when I picked it up, but it started to dawn on me as themes took shape. This is a lovely look into the author's life, the middle school experience, maintaining friendships, and growing up with devorsed and complicated parents. I enjoyed the way Tori's writing is represented, and the references to Harvest Moon charmed me endlessly. #Comics #Nonfiction #MemoirComic
