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Texreader
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Although I loved a number of Kurt Vonnegut‘s ideals, I needed a break. In the last book I listened to, he became quite repetitive, dark, and preachy. So this is my next audiobook instead. Dark, yes, but I‘m not anticipating being lectured to.

staci.reads Might be my favorite in the series! 2d
Texreader @staci.reads Great!! 2d
marleed Ohh, I prefer to be presented with information devoid of being lectured at. I‘ve stopped streaming cable media into my house for this reason. …Years ago as the webmaster for an Army installation someone thanked me for pointing them to policy so they could determine their direction rather than directly telling them they couldn‘t do something. I didn‘t realize the impact but it soon after became my personal modus operandi😀 2d
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Texreader
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Chief Inspector Gamache is called yet again when a dead body is found in Olivier‘s cafe in Three Pines, which has undergone a huge change. City dwellers have purchased the old Hadley house, aiming to turn the haunted place into a luxury B&B. Olivier immediately becomes the main suspect of killing the poor old man in his cafe. It takes the detectives an immense amount of time to even discover who the man was, much less his murderer. This fifth ⬇️

Texreader in the series feels more concocted than the previous books. And I‘m bothered a bit by the logic—where the blood is found. But this is part 1 of 2 apparently, ending in quite the cliffhanger. We learn a lot about Olivier‘s past. He wasn‘t always the sweet, charming good-looking man everyone thought he was. Meanwhile, a few more characters‘ story lines continue: Clara is to have prestigious solo art show. Ruth‘s relationship with her duck Rosa ⬇️ 7d
Texreader is changing, but I wish there were artwork of Rosa in her daily clothes and her little raincoat. And we have a new detective, a young skinny Paul Morin, a newby with certain skills that come in handy. Even though I didn‘t care for this book as much as the previous ones in the series, I still find Three Pines charming as ever and look forward to the many more books in the series. #serieslove @thespineview @andrew65 7d
dabbe Excellent review! 💛💜🧡 6d
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Texreader
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My next audiobook. Fifth in the series. #serieslove @TheSpineView @Andrew65

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melissajayne
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Pickpick

4.5⭐️ Really liked this book despite its horrific history that it deals with. I would have loved to rate this book much higher, if only the author had included an author‘s note at the conclusion of the book. I can guarantee you that most Canadians don‘t really know about the Duplessis Orphans. #2025 #canadianfiction #fiction #quebec #historicalfiction

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Gleefulreader
Autumn Rounds | Jacques Poulin
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There is nothing better than a weekend with few responsibilities and some terrific books.

tpixie What a lovely cover! 🍁 6d
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Susanita
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Easily half of my reading is from the mystery genre, so it‘s hard to pick a favorite. I‘ll lean on an author I love and my favorite from the ongoing series. It‘s several mysteries in the same book! #sundayfunday

BookmarkTavern Looks really interesting! Thanks for answering! 1mo
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xicanti
What I Know about You | ric Chacour
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WHAT I KNOW ABOUT YOU is my penultimate book from this year‘s Canada Reads Longlist, and it‘s yet another I‘d like to see jump to the shortlist in a year or two. While I can‘t say there‘s anything truly unexpected in the story, Chacour draws the reader into his characters‘ world so completely that I forget I know pretty well what‘s coming. And hey, I‘ve still got 80 pages or so left, so he might surprise me!

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RowReads1
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Grandfathers surname not found. Grandmothers surname FOUND.

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xicanti
What I Know about You | ric Chacour
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This week‘s library haul includes horror, romance, fantasy, poetry, and general fiction. Good times.

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jdiehr
Bigfoot | Pascal Girard
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dabbe What the??? Seriously? Who is that! I love it! 🖤🐝🖤 2mo
CBee That hashtag though - I haven‘t written a haiku in days 😂 2mo
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