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Butterfinger

Butterfinger

Joined July 2018

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Have you seen Ann Pratchett's response to David Brook's editorial about current literary fiction? Apparently, it doesn't add anything to today's world? I read the article. He says, "I am saying that literature plays a much smaller role in our national life and that this has a dehumanizing effect on our culture." She gives it to him with outstanding examples. "If trees are too liberal for you,.." I just think of @TheBookHippie Reading is political.

TheBookHippie 🎯👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 what a ridiculous article right?!?! Ugh. 5h
Tamra Absolutely loved What is the What. Powerful. (edited) 5h
dabbe YES! 🩵🎯🩵 5h
Butterfinger @dabbe what hashtag should be used here?🤣 4h
Sparklemn Fabulous! 4h
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#WeeklyForecast

Also, Whispers from the Shadows (Christian Fiction-Roseanna White and Tilt (Emma Pattee

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A Court of Mist and Fury | Sarah J. Maas
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#fanart #SundayFunday @BookmarkTavern I love Hogwarts, but the way Maas describes the quiet beauty of Rhysand's Moonstone Palace in Velaris....

CALGON, TAKE ME AWAY....

LOL, I just realized young readers won't know that commercial from the 80s.

Ruthiella I remember that ad! 😂 1d
BookmarkTavern Lovely! Thanks for sharing! 1d
Susanita I used to sing that to the Chicks song, Cowboy Take Me Away. 19h
Butterfinger @Susanita LOL. I did, too. 18h
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I can't push myself anymore. I don't understand how an author can write about the abuse of children. I'm sure there's an audience-especially those who like criminal science and the psychology of monsters, but I am not such an audience member.

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He is such a precious soul. Readers go through his Hollywood life from The Fonz to Barry. The book clearly is his way of therapy - being raised by Jews who held guilt from escaping and leaving family in Europe in 39, his battle with dyslexia, his anxiety, and lack of self-worth.

The vulnerability that Mr. Winker shared kept me engaged. I didn't want to miss a detail of his growth. I love the fact that he doesn't resent his iconic role.

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Courtesan | Diane Haeger
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I chose this for two reasons. It was free, and it was about Henri's mistress. Watching The Serpent Queen, I wanted to visit the perspective of Catherine de Medici's nemesis.

I didn't learn anything new, except Dianne raised all of Henri's children and Queen Mary of Scotland.

I might as well have read a Danielle Steele.

TrishB That last line made me snort! 2d
Butterfinger @TrishB I should not have been so harsh 2d
TrishB You definitely should 😁 2d
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Fundamentally: A Novel | Nussaibah Younis
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I had not heard about Isis brides till I opened this book. These are girls who were groomed to be exploited. After the war, these displaced widows were placed in camps. They were considered a danger to their native countries.

I think I read it with my mouth gaped open the whole time. Did this really happen? Apparently, it was fiction. Most of the ISIS brides were Syrians and Iraqis, but there were deradicalization programs to help these women.

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TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 2d
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Babylonia | Costanza Casati
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What a book! Every time I picked it up, the world fell away from my mind. The plot mirrors The Epic of Gilgamesh and other ancient historical sources.

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The Art of Theft | Sherry Thomas
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Aren't heist plots fun? This one is just simply delicious.

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Crown of Midnight | Sarah J. Maas
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I'm just having the most fun with this series. #LittensloveSJM Thank you @StayCurious for leading us.

I change my baby's name on my current favorite book character. It is just a thing I do to aggravate my friends and family. Her nickname is currently Ruhn Dannon, a Maas character. I haven't found a character yet that I adore as much as Nesta ACOTAR or Ruhn CC, but knowing Maas, one will come.

dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 7d
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An Ember in the Ashes | Sabaa Tahir
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I can understand the hype around this young adult series.

Catsandbooks One of my absolute favorites! 1w
kspenmoll Happy Litsyversary!!!!! 1w
Butterfinger Thank you @kspenmoll 😊 1w
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The family dynamic was so sweet and supportive. Not one argument except when a son and his mother had a goose hunting contest. Now, I have to decide if I am invested in the family's future to continue the series. Probably not.

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Woodworking | Emily St James
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Lessons learned:
There are three types of courage - 1 You are yourself no matter what anyone says. You are your past, present, and future and you will fight anyone who tries to put you in a box. 2 You come out to one person at a time till you can deal with the repercussions (you may lose some, but look at what you will gain). 3 Even hiding yourself is courageous when you have to leave those you love and embrace the unknown.
YOU NEED SUPPORT...

Butterfinger No matter where you get it. As long as you feel accepted. A journey, even for those who are transitioning, is mirrored in Wilder's Our Town. Don't let fear rob you of life. I may not have liked the teacher/student relationship, but it was real and evoked so many positive emotions. I am so grateful I got to read this book with great people. #CampLitsy @Megabooks @squirrelbrain @@BarbaraBB 1w
Ruthiella Nice call back to Our Town. I didn‘t think to wonder why that play over another. 👍 1w
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BarbaraBB What @Ruthiella says! Smart thinking. And a great review 1w
squirrelbrain Great review! I really we‘d to understand more about Our Town, although I said the same thing when I read Tom Lake. 🤷‍♀️ 1w
Suet624 A wonderful review. 1w
kspenmoll Great review! 1w
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I Must Betray You | Ruta Sepetys
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As a child of 14 in the late 1980s, I wanted to learn everything I could about the Holocaust. I learned about the hate, the torture, the firing squads. Being ignorant, yet thinking I knew everything, I was glued to the TV that Christmas week watching a President and his wife executed. I could not believe what I was seeing. I thought persecution was over. That it died. This was the first genocide I remember in my lifetime.

Butterfinger I won't ever forget the images, the stories that came out of Romania. Sepetys is a wonderful researcher who creates fiction to create interest in today's young people. She made the paranoia real. The evilness of this man is unbelievable. His people not being allowed fruit. I am so thankful for her dedication. I'm emotional after reading this book, remembering my naivety, and thinking of our young people today who are being targeted. Devastated 2w
Jari-chan 💖🫂 2w
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The Hollow of Fear | Sherry Thomas
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The first time I read that Charlotte Holmes becomes unraveled. Her closest friend, Lord Ingram, becomes the presumed killer of his wife. I simply adore their relationship. He lets Charlotte be herself, regardless of what society tries to force her to be. There is quite a bit of humor in this book since she pretends to be a man. I'm so tickled I found this series.

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The characters were well developed during Spanish Inquisition when Phillip wanted to erase the culture and lives of the Jews, the Moors, and the ones who believed differently. Families were turning on each other. Bardugo created a world where individuals committed treason by working miracles. How will they save themselves? I usually don't like HF/Fantasy hybrid. I think it's a mockery of a difficult time, but Bardugo HONORED those who died.

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The Cruel Prince | Holly Black
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The politics, intrigue, and revenge were very well written. I was afraid it would be the same old, same old, bit it wasn't. Looking forward to the next.

It seems my summer is full of fantasy, and that is fine by me.

5feet.of.fury I love this series! 2w
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Such a sweet start to a romance. She has to deal with an inferior complex stemming from her abusive family. He does not like the fake attention he receives from females.

I tried manga tonight because my Chaya reads it. I was pleased. My only whine is that I couldn't manipulate the font/page from my Kindle so I could read it. Which has nothing to do with the author's work or the illustrations.

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I really like Lila's smart mouth. Getting ready to start the next book.

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Done

#LitsyAtoZ @texreader Thank you for coordinating. I certainly read some good ones.

Texreader Whoohoo!! Way to go and way ahead of me. I think I have four letters left to complete. 2w
kspenmoll Impressive!! 2w
Deblovestoread 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 2w
lauraisntwilder Good for you! I still have 6 letters to go. 2w
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At first, I thought the title implied the unruliness of royalty from Alfred to Elizabeth I. Oh, no. It is David Mitchell's irreverent, and sometimes, irrelevant, and a lot of times, blasphemous humor. It was like Finding Waldo. Where are the facts in the midst of a three page rant of why Hollywood killed James Bond? I know he wrote it during the covid lockdown. He must have been so bored. I still like him as a comedian. #LitsyAtoZ @Texreader

Texreader Yes! The difficult #letterU 2w
LitStephanie I am listening to the author reading it right now, and it is funny, but yeah, not the trove of facts I expected. Glad I borrowed instead of buying. 2w
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Food and Literature | Gitanjali G. Shahani
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#FoodandLit @Texreader @Catsandbooks

My Peruvian meal - bought Peruvian Style Roast Chicken Marinade from Inca's Food (Aderezo Pollo la Brasa) and a baked potato to honor where potatos originated.

TheBookHippie Yummmmm 2w
Catsandbooks Tasty! 🇵🇪 2w
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I should have liked this because it was compared to Cormac McCarthy. Tom Rourke is nothing like Billy Parham or John Cole. It doesn't have that lovely poetic description of the wilderness, the earnest respect for animals, the yearning for the girls they love.

The book is described as being funny. Where?

It may have been the narrator. He sounded like a killer from a horror film, but I am just not in a hurry to get the print version to see.

Suet624 I really liked this one. I didn‘t do audio though and I‘m Irish so maybe that makes a difference. 3w
Butterfinger @Suet624 I'll try again in the future. It was up for the Walter Scott Award so I know it has merit. 3w
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Loving Jonathan Bailey and stalking him on google, I knew he played Shakespeare's Richard II earlier this year. I also adore Gaunt's and Kathryn Swynford's love story.

I learned so much from this book, such as Gaunt and his son, the future Henry IV, supported Richard. His arrogance and entitlement ruined his chances of a successful reign. Henry had even gone into exile peacefully until his inheritance was stolen.

I really want to read the play.

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I predict this book will win many awards. This book is so creatively written by weaving the love of stories with ideas of new technology.

While reading, I learned that individuals don't want to be boxed-in by labels. Okorafor is more than a sci-fi or a speculative writer; she's a bloody good storyteller by mirroring all parts of herself in her art. Im going to take this lesson to heart.

#CampLitsy25 @Megabooks @BarbaraBB @squirrelbrain

squirrelbrain Great review! ❤️ 3w
TheBookHippie ♥️ 3w
Suet624 Truth! 3w
Megabooks Love!! 3w
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Daughters of Rome | Kate Quinn
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Kate Quinn is becoming one of my all-time favorite historical fiction novelists. This one is about 4 cousins who try to stay out of the men fighting for their chance to be the next Caesar. Although they do realize they have to fight in their own unique way to save those they love. #Italy #Jubilee #FoodandLit #letterq #AtoZLitsy @Texreader @Catsandbooks

Texreader I‘ve really enjoyed her books too!! 3w
Catsandbooks 👏🏼🇮🇹 3w
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I finally decided to buy a digital copy of #CampLitsy I was missing important details. It didn't have anything to do with the narration. I understand so much more #AfricanFuturism

@Megabooks @BarbaraBB @squirrelbrain

Megabooks So glad! It's a really great book. I'm happy to have read it twice this year! 3w
squirrelbrain That‘s great! 3w
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#SundayFunDay @BookmarkTavern

I see Schwab's name everywhere, so when I saw The Fragile Threads of Power was available on Litsy last night, I grabbed it. I realized by chapter 3 that it's reading like a series. Did a little digging, paused Fragile Threads, and started A Darker Shade this morning.

InkedBookworm13 Schwab is one of my all time fave authors. I have loved everything I've read so far ❤️ 3w
BookmarkTavern I really enjoyed Darker Shade! I need to get back to this series! Thanks for posting! 3w
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Common Sense | Thomas Paine
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I have finally read this important document that reasoned with colonists to break away from the tyranny of a British king. He used Scriptures and history and just plain common sense to support his claim. I don't understand why I have never been asked to read it, but I thank @Librarybelle for the push. It is very readable and it is still relevant after 250 years.

TheBookHippie It was a good reread for me. We had to read it in highschool. 3w
Librarybelle I‘m so glad you joined in! I‘m almost done with my reread. 3w
dabbe 💙✊🏻💙 3w
kspenmoll It was a great read for right now! 3w
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Common Sense | Thomas Paine

...and that the elected might never form to themselves an interest separate from the electors,...

@Librarybelle

Librarybelle Lots of gems in this one relevant to today! 4w
Butterfinger @IriDas @Deblovestoread @TheBookHippie @Librarybelle am I correct in saying the checks and balances idea came from Paine? I'm treating today like a civics class, but I want to remember. 4w
Librarybelle I believe you‘re correct. 4w
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Common Sense | Thomas Paine
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Ready to dive. @Librarybelle

Librarybelle Yay! 4w
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Review for Donna Jo Stone's Promise Me Tomorrow

Twins, who are sixteen and also diagnosed on the spectrum, have to deal with the onset of declining health and imminent death of their mother. Nina is a catastrophist, but she tries hard to figure out how not to do the wrong things. At times, she bottles up those intense emotions by scratching herself raw. In addition to fighting everyone around her, she is protective of her brother,

Butterfinger who needs constant supervision and support. His character broke my heart when he discussed how his brokenness will be fixed in heaven, but their mother won't know them. Society makes neurodiverse individuals feel broken, and books like these are needed. I'm in awe as to how Ms. Stone delicately and senstively created these characters and their support systems. Thank you, Ms. Stone for giving me the opportunity to read this book that shattered me. 4w
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Hard to type through my emotions. This is a middle grade nonfiction of Gerta and Rudi's heartwrenching escapes from Slovakia. Rudi's escape from Auschwitz resulted in FDR demanding Hungary to stop transports to the death camp. They may have saved a 1/3 of the JewishHungarians. Gerta and her mother crossed Hungary's and Slovakia's borders several times to keep ahead of imprisonment. When asked how to make sure it won't happen again, BE VIGILANT.

Eggs Oh my it sounds heartbreaking but very important 👏🏻 4w
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I'm in the middle of two incredible books that are equally tearing me apart.

Promise Me Tomorrow needs to be added to the database. I'm reading it, thanks to LibraryThing.

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Mandy | Julie Andrews Edwards
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It may be menopause, but Mandy has made emotional. A realistic look of an orphan who experienced bitterness and frustration because she doesn't understand the feelings of desiring something of her own. She thinks it's a cottage she needs, but it's a family.

It just reminds me of the peace and joy of reading my wonderful books as a child. The font, the yellowing pages, the smell, all make me forget I am an adult and I back to simpler times.

Butterfinger @TheBookHippie thank you for this challenge. As a child, I would have preferred Sara Crewe or Mary Lenox to Mandy, but in this time of my life, Mandy is more realistic of children. Wanting more than life offers. Whew, Mary Poppins, I didn't know you could write. #ChildrensClassicRead2025 4w
TheBookHippie @Butterfinger ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ it‘s such a good read. 4w
MemoirsForMe Great review! 🙌🏻 2w
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Red Rising | Pierce Brown
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I do not enjoy sci-fi, but I have read a few so far this year. I reread Ender, which then sent me to this series. Lands above! It may be better than Hunger Games @Chrissyreadit A "Red" (miner from Mars) loses his beloved wife, gets a horrendous, painful makeover, and then infiltrates the "Gold" (tyrant) society. Darrow is a one-of-a-kind hero. The competition is downright brutal. He can't trust anyone, but he gains loyalty. #overcomingevilempires

Butterfinger I love this book so much, I listened to it twice since January, and I begged my husband to read it. Sci-fi is his genre, and he knows how much I dislike it. He's going to read it BECAUSE I NEED SOMEONE TO DISCUSS IT WITH ME. 1mo
Chrissyreadit Yes!!! Perfect choice - i think i will reread it- because i was blown away by how much i loved it maybe 6 years ago!!! 4w
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Finna | Nino Cipri
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Ava and Jules have true emotional issues they need to work through individually before they can mesh as a couple. One is a highly anxious person, and the other is free spirit. I related to both. I try not to get on people's nerves, but my impulsiveness just throws that goal out the window.

Any author could write about the trials of working through the pain of young love, but Nino Cipri set their work in the multiverse. So clever and cute.

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Wild Dark Shore | Charlotte McConaghy
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The icy waters near Antarctica helped to beat the summer heat. McConaghy used all of our senses to create a stunning world, which added to the suspense of the story. This was my first book of McConagy and I was impressed with how she weaved the climate crisis into the plot. Thank you @squirrelbrain for the wonderful discussion. #CampLitsy25 @BarbaraBB @Megabooks

Texreader And wasn‘t the narration well done? I was impressed with it. 1mo
Butterfinger @Texreader yes. I pictured Dom as Hugh Jackman the entire time. 1mo
Texreader @Butterfinger ! Now I can‘t get that image out of my head! 🤣 1mo
squirrelbrain Glad you enjoyed both the book and the discussions! 4w
Megabooks Fantastic review! Glad you enjoyed it. 4w
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National Archives and National Library of Bangladesh | Dhaka, Bangladesh, Bangladesh (Library)
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Bengali snack - sweet and sour chanachur

Peanuts, rice, raisins, carom seeds, nigella seeds, sugar dust, dried mango powder, chili powder, turmeric, cinnamon, ginger powder, and asafoetida

Really behind on the food for #FoodandLit Although, I have a Peruvian restaurant close to me. @Texreader @Catsandbooks

Bookwormjillk I'm so behind on the food too. Might get Peruvian for dinner tonight though if I can find something vegetarian. 1mo
Butterfinger @Bookwormjillk I found out in my Andes book our potatoes originated in Peru. I think it said 2000 varieties. There is one potato that the indigenous people have been freeze drying for centuries. 1mo
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I really enjoy nonfiction when the author travels, meets new people, and learns about new cultures. MacQuarrie follows the Andes through Peru, Bolivia, and Argentina to research the Ice Maiden, Pablo Escobar, Hiram Bingham, and so much more. He uses today's issues, such as bringing back ancient weaving and interweaves it with the archeology of yesterday's events. The entire book kept me glued. #FoodandLit @texreader @Catsandbooks

Bookwormjillk Sounds like a good one! 1mo
Texreader Loving all your reviews! 1mo
Butterfinger @texreader I dropped my phone in the ocean while I was trying to take a picture of a horseshoe crab that washed up. It took me a week to replace it. I had to catch up on my reviews. Plus, since I didn't have a phone to distract me, I read for July. 1mo
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The Tale of the Firebird | Gennady Spirin
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Fascinating art. I spent the whole morning studying the art. Just mesmerizing. #ChildrensClassicRead @TheBookHippie

tpixie Yes! I had that edition as well!! 1mo
TheBookHippie It‘s just stunning!! 1mo
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It answered my questions about Italy's state politics and why Martin Luther was adamant about breaking away from the depravity of the church. Lucretia was not written as part of the evil; she was a tool to further her father's powers. It was Cesare who was the ruthless murderer. #Jubilee #FoodandLit @texreader @catsandbooks

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The concept was amazing. Deceased grandmother takes over Jessamyn's body to fight a multibillionaire who wants to destroy sacred Hindu spots. I enjoyed this book so much. #QueerBC @PuddleJumper

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Throne of Glass | Sarah J. Maas
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#LittensLoveSJM @StayCurious

Many times, I was on the edge of my seat.

StayCurious I loved seeing your input in our discussions! 1mo
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The Greenlanders | Jane Smiley
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I loved everything about this book. Living in Greenland was hard, and they had to be hard to survive. It took years for ships and news from Europe to arrive. The book follows the lives of a brother and sister, and I read it like a soap opera. Ooh, what is Gunnar going to do next? It had suspense, affairs, romance, revenge, and death (Guiding Light didn't have starvation). The best part was the storytelling. #FoodandLit @Texreader @Catsandbooks

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Savannah Square by Square | Michael Jordan
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Literally looking at tagged book while physically sitting in beautiful, historic Savannah.

#WhereareyouMonday? @Cupcake12

JenlovesJT47 Savannah is gorgeous 💙🩵💙 1mo
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Live Oak Public Libraries - Tybee Library | Tybee Island, GA (Library)
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Vacation = 22 year old female + 14 year old female = 1 momma tired of placating them, especially when she just wants to read.

Tamra Vacations + moms = work 😏 (edited) 1mo
Ruthiella It‘s easier when they are still in grade school and a pool or a jungle gym is distraction enough! Hope you get to your book soon. 1mo
dabbe Oy to the ultimate vey! On one vacation when I was 15, I was sighing very dramatically on the couch. My mom walked by, asked what was wrong, and I said, “I'm bored.“ She gave me the STARE and replied, “Did it ever occur to you that YOU are the one who is boring? If you can't find ways to entertain yourself, that's your problem.“ I have never forgotten her wisdom. Hang in there! 💙🩵💙 1mo
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Butterfinger @dabbe @Ruthiella @tamra I did a randomized for the activities they each wanted to do. The youngest put the beach 5 times. It landed on shopping. So shopping during the hot part, swimming later. So relieved. 1mo
TEArificbooks @dabbe my mom used to tell me “I wasn‘t put on this earth to entertain you nor is it my job” now that she is retired she gets bored and will call me and say “I‘m bored, entertain me” and you know I parrot it back 1mo
dabbe @TEArificbooks 🤩🤣😍 1mo
Susanita @dabbe @TEArificbooks My mom would say: Well, you can always vacuum. 1mo
dabbe @Susanita Your mom's a hoot! So damn true, right? 😂 1mo
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Meet Ruhn Dannon/Snickers. He was behind the school and walked right up to us. Bathed him, fed, and watered him. Chaya was absolutely tickled when he fell asleep in her arms. Just waiting for the vet's appointment next week, but he is already ours. #LittensLoveSJM Ruhn is one of my favorite characters.

MemoirsForMe 😻😻😻 1mo
ElizaMarie The kitty picked you! Congrats!!!! 1mo
Ruthiella Adorable! Congratulations. 😻😻😻 1mo
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TheBookHippie Awe! 1mo
Soubhiville Yay, congrats! The universal feline distribution system strikes again! 1mo
dabbe Congrats! 🖤🐾🖤 1mo
Librarybelle ❤️❤️❤️ 1mo
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sblbooks How precious! 😻 1mo
BookNAround So sweet! 1mo
AnnCrystal 💕😻💝. 1mo
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