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Nathan_Opland-Dobs
The Handmaid's Tale | MARGARET. ATWOOD
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Trashcanman
The Handmaid's Tale | MARGARET. ATWOOD
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TheBookHippie Omg 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 6d
TheBookgeekFrau 😂😂😂 6d
Susanita Octavia Butler would also like a word. 6d
dabbe 🤣🤣🤣 6d
dabbe @Susanita 🎯🩵🎯 6d
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Amiable
The Stone Diaries | Carol Shields
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From the moment of her unexpected birth in 1905 until her death more than 85 years later, Daisy Stone Goodwill experiences all the ups, downs, humor, melancholy, sadness, grief and joy of childhood, young adulthood, marriage, motherhood, widowhood and old age. In other words—a life, lived. This book gave me all the feels.

Leftcoastzen I‘ve been thinking of reading this one for years! 1w
TheBookHippie I own this book somewhere in my piles 😵‍💫🙃 1w
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Amiable @Leftcoastzen @TheBookHippie It had similar vibes to “Stoner” by John Williams, if you loved that one! 1w
TheBookHippie @Amiable I love that book!!! 1w
Leftcoastzen I did LOVE that one! 1w
BarbaraBB I loved this book so much when I read it ages ago. (And Stoner too!) 1w
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Texreader
Three Weeks in December | Audrey Schulman
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In 1899, Jeremy is in Rwanda overseeing building a railroad when two lions begin killing the workers (like the Ghost and the Darkness if you‘ve seen the movie or heard about the true story). In 2000, Max, a young woman with Aspbergers, is looking for a plant that could be the basis for a new life-saving drug in the mountains of Rwanda. Their stories are told alternately. And how they are intertwined will come as a complete surprise at the end ⬇️

Texreader and in just a few words. I was pretty impressed. Both stories are very good, especially Max‘s story for me. The description of how Aspbergers affected her was so eye-opening, as was her botanical knowledge. There are some lovable (but realistic) gorillas 🦍 but also roving soldiers of a warlord threatening the people and the gorillas. In Jeremy‘s story, the descriptions of the lions‘ actions can be gross, but his story is good. Recommended. ⬇️ 1w
Catsandbooks ❤️🇷🇼 6d
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LiteraryHoarderPenny
Finding Flora | Elinor Florence
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It‘s been awhile since a publisher has sent a book. Looking forward to reading this one! So far so good. Thank you #Simon&SchusterCanada #canlit

ShelleyBooksie I had this one in my hand the other day - it sounds interesting 1w
LiteraryHoarderPenny @ShelleyBooksie so far it‘s been very good! 1w
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lil1inblue
Magic for Marigold | L.M. Montgomery
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💙 I filed our taxes yesterday. Usually I file in February, but I've just had no mojo this year.
💙 Delightful

#two4tuesday #childrensclassicread2025
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TheSpineView Hope you find that mojo! Thanks for playing! 2w
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michellelav
Stone Mattress: Nine Tales | Margaret Atwood
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This book was a combination of 9 short stories. I was hooked from the very first one 🥹 Although some were definitely slower and others I wish had an extra 20 pages 🤣 it was a easy to follow and enjoy the stories as you go ❤️

Ruthiella 😻😻😻 2w
dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 2w
Leftcoastzen 👏😻 2w
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LitsyEvents
Rilla of Ingleside | L.M. Montgomery
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Reposting for @barbarajean #kindredspiritsbuddyread
Upcoming schedule. for more information and to join in see original post : https://www.litsy.com/web/post/2856056

BarbaraJean Thanks for the re-post! 2w
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mcctrish
Let's Go Camping | Emma Quay
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This is my first time making suggestions for Camp Litsy #camplitsy25 I‘ve included 2 Canadian Lit suggestions ‘Lake Burntshore‘ and ‘Julie Chan is Dead‘ 🇨🇦 ‘Second Chance Convenience Store‘ was a best selling novel in South Korea in 2021 and that had me thinking about Butter ( which was odd but I‘m really glad I read it ) and I love a translated novel. ‘Welcome to Murder Week‘ is just a vibe 🤣🤣 I can‘t wait for camp

squirrelbrain Great choices - love that we‘ve got some #canlit! ❤️ 2w
TheKidUpstairs Great choices! I almost went with Julie Chan, too 👍 2w
mcctrish @TheKidUpstairs I love how I see some books I know but mostly they are all new books for me 2w
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BarbaraBB I am all for Canadian and translated books! Thanks for nominating! 2w
Bookwormjillk I would vote for Lake Burtshore based on the cover alone! 2w
mcctrish @Bookwormjillk I feel strong camp vibes from it 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 2w
mcctrish @BarbaraBB the translated books sometimes feel like an extra level of experiencing life through another lens 2w
Megabooks Always glad to see some #CanLit on the list! Thanks for nominating some great books! 2w
Prairiegirl_reading I was going to nominate The Second Chance Convenience Store too!! 2w
mcctrish @Prairiegirl_reading great minds ❤️❤️❤️ 2w
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BarbaraJean
Rilla of Ingleside | Lucy Maud Montgomery
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Here's the #KindredSpiritsBuddyRead schedule for the next six weeks, with #LMMJournals, #LMMReread and #LMMAdjacent choices. We'll read the last section of Volume 4 of LMM's Complete Journals over the next two weeks, then Rilla of Ingleside, then Pollyanna.

I've tagged the schedule/announcements list for the group, but all are welcome. If you'd like to be tagged for any/all of the above, please comment!

TheAromaofBooks Yay!! I'm still plowing through The Last of the Mohicans!! I'm really looking forward to rereading Rilla, and Pollyanna with the group!! 2w
BarbaraJean @TheAromaofBooks I‘m interested to hear what you think once the plowing is done! I don‘t regret reading it, but it was disappointing. I‘m glad to be back into the journals this week and looking forward to the next several picks! 2w
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