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Kshakal
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Indeed it is!! 🤓

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mhillis
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Twenty past one in the morning on New Year‘s Day.
#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl

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Kar2b
Under Loch and Key | Lana Ferguson
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This was a really cute fantasy romance with some spicy scenes. I loved the setting (I‘ve always been a fan of Scotland and the Loch Ness monster.) The backstory added depth and believability as well. I‘d be curious to see what fans of Ali Hazelwood‘s Bride think, because I think the monster sex scenes in this book are much better (IYKYK).

dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 2d
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Sargar114
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Teresereading
Clear: A Novel | Carys Davies
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On a remote Scottish island (population 1) during th Highland Clearances
#whereareyouMonday
@Cupcake12
#bookswithmaps 🧡

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AroundTheBookWorld
Under Loch and Key | Lana Ferguson
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BittersweetBooks
Meredith, Alone | Claire Alexander
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At what point does it switch, and we wish we could turn the clock back instead of propel its hands forward?

I missed something I‘d lost a long time ago. Us being little girls. Together all the time.

🐈🏡❤️‍🩹

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behudd
Earl Crush: A Novel | Alexandra Vasti
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Who wouldn‘t travel over 500 miles to propose to a penpal they‘ve never met?
The two main characters here are in turn so open and so lovely and so dense it gets a little bogged down - both in plot and in the continual am-I-good-enoughs, but they kept winning me over regardless.
Not as good as the first in this series, but that being said, I still really enjoyed this fun, spicy Regency romance/spy caper, and would recommend it!

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Butterfinger
The Water Horse | Dick King-Smith
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At my school, the staff, children, and families read The Water Horse. For the past 20 years, we have also celebrated the arts and spring with Blooming Arts Day, which is always the day before our spring break. We paint, local bands perform. Appalachian storytellers come. It is truly a magical day that I look forward to each year. We also celebrate the children's writing.

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Butterfinger This year, we are combining the Water Horse, set in Scotland, with our last event. We have a wonderful show planned with bagpipes and singing. I have been asked to emcee. Can you help me out by providing me with some phrases that I can use? Or do you think it is mocking the culture if I even try? I love the words bairn, wee, laird, ken. Words I have learned from reading Thoene and the Outlander series. 2w
Susanita I love the word “dreich” for dull, gloomy, dreary weather. 2w
Butterfinger @Susanita thank you. That is a cool word. 2w
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JenlovesJT47
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This is the 1st Hamish book without M.C. Beaton. The changes are subtle, at least imo, but I still thoroughly enjoyed this. Poor Hamish just cannot catch a break with his messy love life. Love this series. 4⭐️

#audiobook
#HamishMacbeth
#MCBeaton
#cozymysteries
#Scotland

thegirlwiththelibrarybag Oh no, he still hasn‘t got his love life sorted? I haven‘t read a Hamish book in forever. Not sure how I feel about the books being continued past them being given an ending. I read the first Agatha Raisin without MC and while it was fine - I haven‘t continued. 2w
JenlovesJT47 @thegirlwiththelibrarybag Hamish has very bad luck in this one with his current lady. I love both Hamish and Agatha and while I can definitely tell a difference with the new author, I still think he captures the overall feel of everything pretty well. I just finished the new Agatha Raisin book and enjoyed it. 2w
thegirlwiththelibrarybag @JenlovesJT47, as long as the enjoyment is still there, that‘s really all that matters. 2w
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