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Megabooks
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I‘ve mentioned a couple of times that I read all of Bourdain‘s books last year. His still photographer is doing a sale of these fairly reasonably priced prints ($120 US shipping included), and I ended up buying 3 (at his writing desk) and 4 (the iconic middle finger). After all that time with him last year, it‘ll be nice to have him near my bookshelves! Sale ends tomorrow.

http://www.davidscottholloway.com/bourdain-print-sale

Megabooks He will ship internationally but it will cost extra. 2mo
JenReadsAlot Thank you for sharing I just love him. 2mo
BarbaraBB Wow! Great purchase! 2mo
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Megabooks @JenReadsAlot You're welcome! He was wonderful. 2mo
Megabooks @BarbaraBB Thanks! 😁 I'm hoping I'll enjoy having them up in my house! 2mo
Centique That is awesome! 2mo
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TheBookgeekFrau
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks ❤️🇺🇸❤️ 2mo
Eggs 💗🇺🇸🤍 2mo
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mariaku21
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Pickpick

Absolutely kicking myself for waiting this long to listen to the details, story, love, and attention to detail that I was hoping to hear about one of my favorite movies!

This audiobook was fantastic! Full of interviews from cast and crew, and boy do I mean crew, from producers, set designers, riggers, makeup, what a range of people all having to do in and around Mad Max: Fury Road.

#pantone2025 @Lauredhel #25in2025

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steffen1223
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Perfect first hand accounts of actual veterans.

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JLaurenceCohen
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The definitive oral history of the making of Mad Max: Fury Road, one of the longest-gestating and most ambitious movies ever filmed. After seeing Furiosa, I wanted to go back and learn the crazy story of how they made this wild movie.

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Pruzy
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Pickpick

When it first came out, I just wasn‘t ready for this book. Now that a number of years have gone by, the time felt right. This is an amazing read filled with anecdotes from the people who knew him and constructed by Laurie Woolever into a narrative that was much better than I even hoped.

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Kimberlone
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Pickpick

I‘ve been a fan of Anthony Bourdain since the No Reservations days and have read all of his non-fiction (including a couple co-written with this author), so this has been on my Kindle TBR for ages. I was a bit disappointed with the Roadrunner documentary, so I was happy that this book delved a lot deeper into Bourdain‘s life before Kitchen Confidential and the early TV days before he was a household name. Unfortunately, 👇🏼 (cont‘d)

Kimberlone I do think this book had a similar flaw to the documentary, in placing far too much blame on his last relationship for the chaos of the end of his life (and eventual suicide), rather than putting the responsibility with him (an incredibly successful, rich, 60-something man with full autonomy, but plenty of decades-long personal demons that preceded that relationship). 11mo
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Kimberlone
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Final April #BookSpinBingo card. I finished my #Bookspin (tagged) and read 7 total books last month.

TheAromaofBooks Yay!! Fantastic month!! 11mo
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Booksbymybed
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Pickpick

Finally I‘ve read this very important book. So much sorrow from each tale, each personal tragedy. From the inability of humanity to learn and get better. Almost 40 years passed and we are no better off.

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Kimberlone
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April #BookspinBingo card! My #Bookspin is Bourdain (excited to finally have the impetus to read this Kindle book I bought on a deal ages ago!) and my #DoubleSpin is Green Dot (an ARC I won from a Goodreads giveaway a few months ago).

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! Looks fantastic!! 12mo
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