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This Is How You Lose the Time War | Amal El-Mohtar

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According to Storygraph, this is my third time reading this book (and it may actually be my fourth), and I enjoyed it just as much as the first time I read it. It is a strange, beautifully poetic, confounding at times read that sticks with you. ⬇️

Nelnjali There is beauty to be found in not trying to understand everything and just settling into the poetry of the world and romance these authors have created. This book is unlike anything I've read and has been a joy each time I've picked it up. 17h

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Wrong Place, Wrong Time | Gillian McAllister

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Loved it

Enchanted_Bibliophile That ending.... 2d

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Book of Doors | Gareth Brown

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Kar2b

Household Gods | Harry Turtledove, Judith Tarr

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Interesting premise and I liked reading how ancient Romans lived, the public baths, the smell (omg, the smell - you could practically experience it coming off the pages with the descriptions), disease and war. Too bad the main character was so unlikeable. She had her own morals, like no drinking, no spanking children, etc., but then would give into them, almost like, “Oh well, when in Rome…” Ending felt flat and predictable too.

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julesG

Killing Time | Jodi Taylor

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Book 5 of the Time Police series does not disappoint. Sadly, no St Mary's involvement, but that might be for the better.

Team Weird, together with Team 235 have to stop a runaway steam train that's been chug-chug-chugging all over the timeline and across several continents.

Meanwhile at TPHQ there is a funding and staffing problem. The latter might be solved by throwing officers down the stairs.

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TheSpineView Awesome! 📚📚📚 3d

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Teresereading

The Ministry of Time: A Novel | Kaliane Bradley

Perhaps he‘ll die this time.
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A Wrinkle in Time | Madeleine L'Engle

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I‘m surprised at how many of these I‘ve never even heard of! All three of these are about strong young women, and two are still on my bookshelf. I‘m pretty sure I did a (voluntary) study of “A Wrinkle in Time” when I was in teacher‘s college.

Runners-up: The Grey King, Jacob Have I Loved, Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry.
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Riveted_Reader_Melissa, Amiable

TheKidUpstairs I was surprised by that, too! So many that I was totally unfamiliar with. LOVE Mixed-Up Files, too, I read it when I was older but was totally changed by it. 3d

dabbe Same here! I might have to try a Newbery buddy read to see if anyone's interested! Love your choices. Thanks for playing and sharing. 🩶🖤🩶 3d

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Book of Doors | Gareth Brown

We will be meeting on Sunday, January 26th at 3:30 pm to discuss this book. We meet through teams.

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