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Ok, I'm 5 days late on this one!! But that's kind of the story of my life...anyhoo, I'm tagging my favorite 2016 Book in this stack. It's not popular, but damn #WatchingEdie is the best damn psychological thriller I've EVER read- & as that's my favorite genre & im trained in readers advisory- trust me on that!

Now, it's #titlewithapropername #ReadJanuary

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Playing catch-up for #ReadJanuary

I know it's ambitious, but I want to get through at least one of these books which have a #titlewithapropername (sips tea, properly) this year! #ReadJanuary @RealLifeReading

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#readJanuary #titlewithapropername Lots of proper names. 😊 I told my online book club that I love Mark Twain, and a member whom I've never met sent me this, and a Poe collection, and Grimm's fairy tales that all match. I love #kindness and #generosity! They're some of my prettiest covers.

I bought this because I loved the Sanctus Trilogy but I have yet to read it...it's on my list...
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#readjanuary #day8 #titlewithapropername Catching up on this months photo challenge, these are a few of my books with people's names in the title. A lot of classics, I've found, use names a lot. Like Emma, Jane Eyre & Anne of Green Gables. Then you have biographies & memoirs like this one about Queen Elizabeth II and a few fiction books too like Coraline & The Last Adventure Of Constance Verity. There's quite a few out there if you're looking.

#TitleWithAProperName A story of a moral decline and sick ambition. Boris Romanov helps people with their stunted emotions while he himself is in dire need of help. The whirlwind of abuse, dark urges and emotional deadlock ends tragically.
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One of my top 5 in 2016. 💜 #titlewithapropername