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AnneCecilie

AnneCecilie

Joined July 2016

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Secret Lives of Color by Kassia St Clair
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BookSpinBingo | Untitled
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My #BookSpinBingo card for March is ready

My #Bookspin is Intermezzo, Sally Rooney‘s latest
My #DoubleSpin is the March section of Year of Wonder, so far this year I‘m enjoying a musical piece a day

Here‘s to another great reading month

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 11h
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The 9th volume so I‘m not sure what to say about the story without spoiling it.

But who need family when they treat you like this?

I have thought about rereading all the volumes since it‘s a long time since I started on volume one

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks The cover is amazing 💜 21h
cjk One of my favorites! 😍 20h
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#WeeklyForecast

Continue with my yearlong reads on the right

Continue listening to the tagged

I might be a little over ambitious this month and joining in on four buddy reads: Heartstone #ShardlakeBR, Pride and Prejudice #PemberLittensb#JaneAustenThenAndNow, Entitled #SheSaid and Star of the Sea #BookedInTime

I‘m about to start The Coast Road and also want to get a start on Private Revolutions

Jess861 Read The Coast Road a few months ago and it was an enjoyable read. Kept forgetting it was set in the 90s while reading! 14h
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A friend and colleague of Shardlake is found murdered and Shardlake promises the widow that he will find the killer. This leads to the discovery of more related murders as someone is killing according to one of the stories in the Book of Revelation.

At the same time Shardlake gets appointed the lawyer to Adam Kite. A young man who won‘t do anything besides praying who for his own protection has been sent to the asylum. This give Sansom to explore

AnneCecilie the treatment of mental health during the Tudor and shows the conditions in which they lived in. I loved each new Shardlake crime more than the last since we get to know the characters more. I‘m so happy that #ShardlakeBR has me rereading this amazing crime series. @dabbe 2d
dabbe Excellent review! So glad we're reading these together! 🤩🤗🤩 1d
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#BookReport

I continued with my yearlong reads on the right

I continued listening to the tagged

I read I Hate Fairyland volume 6 and 7, Monstress volume 9, Why Fish Don‘t Exist and Martyr!

I decided to DNF The Book of Love since I didn‘t think about once during all my other reads

I‘ve started Entitled #SheSaid

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If it hadn‘t been for the #wonf25 I never would have known about this, so I didn‘t know what this was about when I pick it up at the library. Thankfully, Louise Savidge on her YouTube channel had made me aware of some

About taxonomist David Starr Jordan that started with the stars and flowers near him. Turning to fish and discovery thousands. A man that tries to find order in all the chaos. And how this ordering and labeling takes a dark turn

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I was at the House of Literature last night to hear Elif Shafak talk about her latest book

What a talk. She talked about so many aspects of the novel and the significance of different writing styles for the different POV. I now have a deeper understanding of the novel

And Sharif was so sweet. Taking her time for everyone wanting a signed copy and a selfie. I stood 50 min in a queue. I can‘t remember the last time I did that

AnnCrystal 🆒📚💝. 4d
squirrelbrain Amazing! ❤️ 3d
TheEllieMo I‘ve seen Elif a few times. She is one of the most eloquent, thoughtful, nuanced people I‘ve ever seen 3d
kspenmoll Wonderful! 3d
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I so enjoy the return to Fairyland.

You can almost feel the joy Skottie Young while writing these stories

While Gert loves a good fight, these covers make her more brutal than she is.

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In general, I think of misogyny as being a bit like the shock collar worn by a dog to keep them behind one of those invisible fences that proliferate in suburbia. Misogyny is capable of causing pain, to be sure, and it often does so. But even when it isn‘t actively hurting anyone, it tends to discourage girls and women from venturing out of bounds. If we stray, or err, we know what we are in for.

(I can already tell this book will make me angry)

DogMomIrene Great comparison! Living on PEI, lots of people use “invisible fences” so any time I‘m talking to people here, I call them electric fences because I‘m not going to help make someone feel better about abusing their dog. Sounds like this book is doing similar, but I get how emotionally taxing that can be. Hang in there! 4d
AnneCecilie @DogMomIrene I also found Manne‘s comparison very fitting and explains why it‘s so hard for white men to understand how it works 4d
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My #BookSpin, #DoubleSpin and #BookSpinBingo list for March is ready

A lot of buddy reads and reading challenges

I‘m leaving a few extra free spaces for all the books on longlists at the moment and to be announced early March. I hope to receive books from the library and maybe buy a few

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 5d
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The International Book Longlist 2025 was just announced

I don‘t follow this prize the same the same way I do Women‘s Prize, but I get easily carried away

I‘ve read one book; On the Calculation of Volume 1, and I love this series & am eagerly waiting volume 6

Then I saw Solenoid which Eric Karl Anderson has been raving about on his YouTube channel & the library has it

My library also had two other books; The Book of Disappearance and Eurorrash

AnneCecilie So I‘ll give them a chance as well. Then I‘ll just see what the library gets in and what gets raved about. What do you think of the list? 6d
ChaoticMissAdventures I love this prize, I rarely have any of the books on my radar. Women's Prize first then I hope to start reading some of these after! 6d
BarbaraBB I only read this one a long time ago 6d
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BarbaraBB But I will reread it and many others as well I‘m afraid. Such a promising stack of books. 6d
AnneCecilie @ChaoticMissAdventures I also think I‘ll prioritize the Women‘s Prizes, but at the same time I want to read all the books 6d
AnneCecilie @BarbaraBB Would to recommend it? 6d
BarbaraBB I can‘t remember… it was published in 1982 and I read it shortly after. It‘s set in Surinam and about a divorced woman fighting prejudices I think. 5d
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Another great entry today. I love how she‘s including composers writing from movies

When it comes to Morricone Burton-Bell writes:
“His scores invariably make a film, as the directors he works with know all too well. Sergio Leone, for example (the director with whose ‘spaghetti western‘ films Morricone‘s music is synonymous), only began shooting Once Upon a Time in the West after Morricone had written his magnificent score. The music came first.

AnneCecilie That never happens.” 1w
kspenmoll This movie. 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷 1w
AnneCecilie @kspenmoll I haven‘t seen the movie. What‘s it about? 1w
kspenmoll https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinema_Paradiso. Do not read the entire plot summary if you want to see the movie. It will be a spoiler. But it a favorite in our household. 1w
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When a werewolf isn‘t a werewolf anymore

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#WeeklyForecast

Continue my yearlong reads on the right

Continue listening to the tagged

I‘m currently reading The Book of Love, but I‘m not sure about this one and I‘m 180p in. Does it get any better? I find myself always wanting to pick up something else

So today, at least, I‘m going to focus on something else. I want to read I hate Fairyland 6 & 7 and Monstress 9

I also want to get a start on Why Fish Don‘t Exist

Butterfinger Read the reviews. I didn't like it either, but the reviews said to keep reading. I did. It didn't pick up for me till page 400. It will not be one of my favorites, although I am glad I got to the resolution. 1w
AnneCecilie @Butterfinger That‘s a lot of pages more to read, I‘m not sure I have that in me. Thanks for letting me know 1w
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I loved One Tree Hill, I‘ve the series on DVD, & even to this day I watch ship videos of Nathan and Haley on YouTube. Thanks to all the listens who reviewed this book so I knew she had a book out

I‘m so glad I read this. Another reminder that we don‘t know what‘s behind the facade people put up. How easy it is for things to change since we‘re all looking for something. & love, to love friends & family even if they make the wrong choices

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I‘ve been looking forward to this piece the entire year. I loved this 2 yrs ago when I first listened to this music in this book. I didn‘t quite blow me away the same way now, but still amazing.

And if you need a reason to listen this is what Burton-Hill writes:
“This sonata, by the way, is the piece used by the scientists who investigated the phenomenon known, for shorthand, as the ‘Mozart effect‘. They found that listening to this music for

AnneCecilie just ten minutes each day could sufficiently rewire our brains to make us smarter. It could also help treat those suffering from epilepsy and other neurological conditions.” 1w
tpixie Interesting! And beautiful 🤩 Thanks https://youtu.be/tT9gT5bqi6Y?si=qeDJckoeSAD4szBY 1w
sarahbarnes Very cool! I just went to an event where they talked about how Maurice Sendak listened to Mozart often, including when he was drawing. 1w
AnneCecilie @sarahbarnes I had to google Maurice Sendak, but that‘s interesting. Maybe it increases creativity too? 1w
sarahbarnes I bet you‘re right that it does. I loved his books when I was a kid. 1w
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#BookReport

I continued with the yearlong reads on the right

I finished the buddy reads; Revelation #ShardlakeBR and Rest is Resistance #SheSaid

I finished Raising Hare

I read In the Fold

I continued listening to the tagged

I‘m currently reading Dinner for Vampires and The Book of Love

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I loved today‘s entry

English is not my native tongue, so I had to look up all this fishes to see if they had Norwegian names.

Nature really is amazing

lauraisntwilder To be fair, when you look at a blobfish, the name makes sense! 1w
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In the Fold | Rachel Cusk
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I‘ve loved or really liked almost all of the other books I‘ve read by Cusk, but this didn‘t quite make it for me. Sadly. I felt kept at a distance, & that might have been intentional

At university Micheal is invited home to one of his friends, Adam, for the weekend. Adam‘s family seems so perfect. Years later, married & with a kid Micheal visits Adam‘s family again, to help with the lambing. Adam‘s family may not be as perfect as he once thought

sarahbarnes Ah good to know - I had my eye on this one. I like the cover though. 1w
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Jane Austen in 41 Objects | Kathryn Sutherland
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Another Austen book out this March

This also sounds interesting

TheBookHippie Oooo…. 1w
AnnCrystal 🤩🌼💝. 1w
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I love that Lenz started her memoir with this Buffy quote, but then I love Buffy as well

LoverOfLearning So cool! Love that 2w
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Raising Hare: A Memoir | Chloe Dalton
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I‘d been eyeing this before it made it to the #wpnf25 Longlist, I‘m so happy it was on it

This was so cozy and heartwarming, and I hoped it would never end

At the beginning of the pandemic, Dalton finds a young leveret in her garden. She can‘t see the mom so she decides to take care of it

A book that shows how little we know about nature and wild animals. A book that shows that it‘s possible for people to change & do better for other creatures

quietlycuriouskate I recently received it as a birthday gift. ❤️ 2w
squirrelbrain Great review! I‘ve had it reserved on BorrowBox audio for some time, but it‘s not due until 31st March. I may try to find a copy elsewhere instead. 2w
ChaoticMissAdventures Glad to hear! I am so nervous it is going to leave me in tears! 2w
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rachaich This looks so beautiful. 2w
Chelsea.Poole Sounds lovely indeed. Thanks for your review. Looking forward to this one! 2w
Hooked_on_books Nice! It‘s not out here yet, but I was able to get it on NetGalley, so I‘m excited to dive in. 🐇 2w
Anna40 This is on my to read list since I listened to an interview with the author but I‘m waiting for a paperback-too expensive at the moment! ☹️ 2w
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This starts with a tapping Nancy. She‘s learning it because a friend of Hannah has asked for help with some tapping sounds in her home. Nancy and her friends also learns that someone is stealing the woman‘s cats

We finally learn who Nancy has all talents from (in case we ever wondered) since her dad takes care of a bomb. He thought learning that would come in handy

It‘s entertaining and a younger me would have been scared while reading this

LoverOfLearning Love Nancy Drew! ❤️ 2w
Librarybelle I love that—she gets it from Dad! 2w
TheAromaofBooks I literally laughed out loud when Carson disarmed the bomb. There is nothing those Drews can't do! 😂 2w
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#WeeklyForecast

Continue with my yearlong reads on the right

I think I‘ll finish both buddy reads; Revelation #ShardlakeBR and Rest is Resistance

Continue listening to the tagged

I want it to last for ever, but I‘ll probably finish Raising Hare

Read In the Fold

Get a start on Dinner for Vampires and The Book of Love

sarahbarnes I‘m reading Saving Agnes by Cusk right now. I love her writing. 2w
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12 year old Lora feels like all her friends are growing up and are ready to embrace the next stage while she wants to do all the things they used to do. So she throws a magical tea party with her stuffed animals and a ghost appears.

A book about growing up and accepting that life changes

LoverOfLearning Adore this cover! 2w
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#BookReport

I kept up with my yearlong reads on the right

I read Fars rygg and The Clue of the Tapping Heels #NancyDrewBR

I continued with the buddy reads; Revelation #ShardlakeBR and Rest is Resistance #SheSaid

I continued listening to the tagged

And I‘ve started my first read from the Women‘s Prize for Nonfiction Longlist, Raising Hare

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Fars rygg | Niels Fredrik Dahl
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A man is trying to figure out his father‘s life from papers, letters and old photographs. From his childhood in Egypt, boarding with strangers to attend school outside Oslo and boarding school in Geneva, and as he gets older WWII draws closer.

I just saw an interview with the author on Swedish television and he talked about how he had looked at the inheritance of loneliness and don‘t belonging.

AnneCecilie This didn‘t win a Norwegian book prize, but Nordic Council‘s Literature Prize of 2024 2w
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The Women‘s Prize for Nonfiction Longlist has just been announced.

My library had some of these, but I need to go back I check some more since I didn‘t manage to type fast enough as you announced the list.

But it seems an interesting list

What do you think of the list? Anything you‘re particularly interested in reading? Or would recommend?

Bookwormjillk Just when I think I‘ve read all the books a whole new list comes out. These look great! 3w
AnneCecilie @Bookwormjillk I know, the never ending circle of book prizes, but that‘s what so amazing too. So many books I haven‘t heard, that sound so great 3w
youneverarrived I haven‘t read any of them but all besides 3 are available at the library or on Spotify so I‘ve reserved the majority. The memoirs I‘ll listen to as I generally prefer them on audio. (edited) 3w
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TheKidUpstairs I just placed a flurry of holds! Not sure if I'll get them all, but happy to see how many were available through libraries here. Especially two that I'd liked for before and couldn't get my hands on: Raising Hare and What the Wild Seas Can Be. 3w
TheKidUpstairs I just started listening to Neneh Cherry's Memoir, because it was immediately available on Libby. I knew next to nothing about her, but I am totally enraptured by her story! 3w
squirrelbrain Yesterday I wasn‘t going to read this list. Today, I have borrowed or reserved nearly all of them! Like Katie @youneverarrived I‘ve managed to get most of them on various library systems - physical and digital. 3w
squirrelbrain That‘s one I‘ve been wanting to read for a while @TheKidUpstairs - I‘ve reserved it at the library but I think audio may be the way to go. Does she read it herself? 3w
TheKidUpstairs @squirrelbrain she does read it herself. I highly recommend the audio! 3w
squirrelbrain I‘ve just downloaded it @TheKidUpstairs - I usually prefer memoirs on audio anyway. 3w
youneverarrived I was pleasantly surprised at how many were available at the library @squirrelbrain. I‘ve just started A Thousand Threads on audio too @TheKidUpstairs (edited) 3w
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Chocolat | Joanne Harris
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Eggs Great cover 🍫 3w
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 💜💛💜 3w
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February hasn‘t got the best start.

About about growing up poor in Denmark, or that is what most people focus on. You get glimpses of that too, but more importantly it‘s about a dysfunctional family. After loosing a 4th child during child birth, the mom looses herself in a depression and online gambling that lasts for years. Our protagonist tries to make the best of the situation being in his teens, but gets in trouble at school and are caught

AnneCecilie stealing. The dad has some anger issues and they have to be considered of his mood. This is a first in a trilogy and I can‘t see myself continuing with this series. 3w
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#WeeklyForecast

Continue the yearlong reads on the right

Continue the buddy reads; Revelation #ShardlakeBR and Rest is Resistance #SheSaid

Continue the tagged on audio

I‘m about to start the Dahl book which won a Norwegian book award

I also want to start on The Clue of the Tapping Shoes #NancyDrewBR

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Beautyland: A Novel | Marie-Helene Bertino
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I read the first part of this novel and decided to bail. Started another book, and started to think about this and what happened to Adina. So I gave it another chance and read another 60 p, before the final DNF.

I can‘t really explain it, but something wasn‘t working for me.

#tob25

BarbaraBB It didn‘t work for me either 3w
AmyG Ha… I am loving it. 3w
kwmg40 I managed to finish this one but didn't find it all that engaging. 3w
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#BookReport

Kept up with my yearlong reads on the right

Finished The Valley of Fear #NoPlaceLikeHomes, continued both Revelation #ShardlakeBR and Rest is Resistance #SheSaid

I finished Headshot

Beautyland was the book I almost DNFed last week, read a little more in, before finally DNFing it. I made it to around page 150

I continued tagged on audio

I‘m currently reading the book by Korsgaard and not understanding what all the fuss is about.

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Headshot: A Novel | Rita Bullwinkel
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This book was not for me, and I‘m not sure what it was. The boxing? The writing? Where there too many boxers so we spend too little time with the boxers? I‘m don‘t know, but it was something

#tob25

sarahbarnes Great review 😆. I haven‘t felt compelled to read this one. 3w
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An Academic Question | Barbara Pym
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A Pym published posthumously. Pym wrote two editions of this novel, & her literary executor & friend, Hazel Holt, tried her best to make it into a novel, & boy did she succeed. All of Pym‘s wit and sarcasm is here

Caro‘s married to Alan & they‘ve a kid. Alan works at a newer university. Alan‘s focused on his career & Caro‘s looking for something to spend all her time on

Alan‘s probably the most unlikable “nice” guy character I‘ve ever read

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My #BookSpinBingo card for February is ready

No 14 to 20 is set aside for library books

#BookSpin is this month‘s #NancyDrewBR and #DoubleSpin is a book I just bought, Bethany Joy Lenz‘s memoir

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! Looks fantastic!! 1mo
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#WeeklyForecast

I‘ll continue with my yearlong reads on the right

Continue The Valley of Fear #NoPlaceLikeHolmes and Rest is Resistance #SheSaid. It‘s also time to pick up Revelation again #ShardlakeBR

Continue listening to the tagged book

I think I‘ll DNF my current read and start on Headshot #tob25

And then I hope I have time for something else towards the end of the week

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My #BookSpin, #DobleSpin & #BookSpinBingo list is ready

I‘ve a lot of library books out & many due in the next two weeks. I won‘t get to everyone & since I don‘t know what I‘m in the mood for & what I‘ll be able to extend, I‘m just using several spaces for library books

That doesn‘t mean they won‘t appear in the fee spaces as well

Both the Women‘s Price for Nonfiction Longlist & The International Booker Longlist are announced this month

AnneCecilie Maybe I want to read and get my hands on something from the Longlists too 1mo
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 1mo
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Every once in a while you read the blurb of a book and think this could be a new favorite. Then you read the first paragraph and gets it confirmed. This was that book for me. I knew I was in safe hands and could just get lost in the story.

Arthur by the Thames from the 1840s, Narin by the Tigris in 2014 and Zaleekhah by the Thames in 2018. I preferred Arthur and Zaleekhah‘s stories and I post under a spoiler why

And that ending

AnneCecilie When reading we don‘t know how the stories of Arthur and Zaleekhah will end. Very early on we learn that Narin is Yazidi girl and when the family is going to a town near Mosul and ISIS is mentioned, at least I knew where this was going. Everyone remembers the massacres of the Yazidi, the only thing we don‘t know is how Shafak will do it and how much in the center of this her characters will be. 1mo
AnneCecilie I‘m going to an author event with Shafak later this month and I‘m so looking forward to it. I can‘t wait to hear what she has to say about this novel and her process. 1mo
Luke-XVX She‘s going to be at my local bookstore in April! 1mo
TrishB I loved this one ♥️ 1mo
squirrelbrain Enjoy the event - I‘m sure it will be fab! ❤️ 1mo
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#BookReport

I continued my yearlong reads on the right

I finished Hard Time #WhatTheDickens and Lark Rise to Candleford #Hashtagbrigade.

I continued The Valley of Fear #NoPlaceLikeHolmes and started Rest is Resistance #SheSaid

I continued listening to the tagged

I read An Academic Question

The author event this week was cancelled, so I started Beautyland instead, but so far I‘m not sure what I feel about it

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I‘m sure I‘m not the only one who thinks this is an interesting question

willaful Very interesting! I don't like Elizabeth censoring herself around him, but overall his ability to change his thinking (and her ability as well!) makes me think they'll be happy together. (edited) 1mo
Meshell1313 Oooh hmmmm 🤔 very interesting! 1mo
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#WeeklyForecast

Continue with the yearlong reads on the right

Finish Hard Times #WhatTheDickens and I want to finish Lark Rise to Candleford as well #Hashtagbrigade, and I‘ve started The Valley of Fear #NoPlaceLikeHolmes

Continue listening to the tagged

I‘m about to start An Academic Question

I want to read the first book in the Binti Trilogy before the author event next week

Lcsmcat Loving the Kats-Chernin today! I didn‘t know her work before, but we‘re binging it today. 1mo
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The is is the 5th book in the series, and I‘ m not sure what to write so I don‘t spoil anything for others. But if you‘ve made it this far, you‘re going to love this as well.

This is supposed to be 7 books and I can‘t wait to see where Balle ends up.

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Sense and Sensibility | Jane Austen
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My 4th time reading this & since I‘m not much of a rereader that says it all

This is the first time that the dialogue between Mr & Mrs John Dashwood at the beginning about what to do for his stepmother & stepsisters & how they didn‘t expect the mother to live another 15 yrs, only for it to later be revealed that she‘s not even 40 really got to me. I guess your perspective change with age

Finally I noticed Austen‘s snarkyness and I loved it

Crinoline_Laphroaig I have a friend who says books are different through older eyes. That's definitely true for me. Especially when I'm now older than the mother of the story. Glad you joined in! 1mo
Crinoline_Laphroaig Is that a Danish Edition? It's beautiful. 1mo
AnneCecilie @Crinoline_Laphroaig As you probably guessed, I‘m older too. The first time I read it I was around Marianne‘s age so almost 40 seemed ancient 1mo
AnneCecilie @Crinoline_Laphroaig No, it‘s Norwegian, so not that far off 1mo
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#BookReport

I kept up with my yearlong reads on the right

I continued the buddy reads; Hard Times #WhatTheDickens, Lark Rise to Candleford #Hashtagbrigade and just this morning finished Sense and Sensibility #PemberLittens #JaneAustenThenAndNow

I also finished There are Rivers in the Sky

I read Fangirl volume 1 and The Tower at the End of Time

I continued listening to the tagged

I‘ve started On the Calculation of Volume. V

Suet624 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 1mo
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The 2nd book in the series that started with “The House at the Edge of Magic”

Nine is ready to leave with her friends. Their plan is to travel between the worlds. Flabberghast want to attend the Wizarding Hopscotch Championship where the prize is to ask the Answering Stone anything you want. But things takes a turn when the house start to hiccups and jump between worlds. And the championship may not be as easy as it seems to be.

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The 1st book in the manga series based on Rowell‘s book. This showed up when I was doing a search on my library site and I liked the cover

I‘m not the intended audience for this, and at times I was quite annoyed, but I think teen me would have loved it

Cath‘s a twin, but her twin want to make her own friends as they start college. Cath is trying to navigate this

I‘m not sure I‘ll continue the series, but the cliffhanger ending has me interested

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#WeeklyForecast

Continue yearlong reads on the right

Continue the monthlong buddy reads; Hard Times #WhatTheDickens, Sense and Sensibility #PemberLittens #JaneAustenThenAndNow and Lark Rise to Candleford #Hashtagbrigade

I want to continue the tagged on audio

I want to finish There are Rivers in the Sky

I want to read book 1 in Fangirl manga series

Hopefully read The Tower at the End of Time and get a start On the Calculation of Volume. V

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It occurs to him, in that moment, that poverty has its own scent, an odour that emanates from his pores, easily detected. It is an awful, debilitating thought.

(This quote has my thinking of “Parasite” right away)

Cathythoughts Can I ask you what book is Parasite ? Thanks , I‘m curious. 1mo
AnneCecilie @Cathythoughts it‘s not a book, it‘s a Korean film that came out in 2019 1mo
Cathythoughts Ok. Thankyou. ❤️ 1mo
sarahbarnes Parasite is so good. 1mo
BiblioLitten @sarahbarnes That movie stays with you, long after you‘ve watched! 1mo
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#BookReport

I continued with my yearlong reads standing on the right

I continued with the monthlong buddy reads; Hard Times #WhatTheDickens, Sense and Sensibility #PemberLittens #JaneAustenThenAndNow and Lark Rise to Candleford #Hashtagbrigade

I finished The Haunted Bride #NancyDrewBR

I DNFed The Secret River

I‘m making good progress on There Are Rivers in the Sky