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gingegingeginge

gingegingeginge

Joined June 2018

hoarder of books, drinker of tea
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Who Runs the World? | Virginia Bergin
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Latest charity shop find, £1.75!

I've heard this is a particularly good book, with a really interesting concept - according to the blurb, a virus wipes out all the men on the planet leaving just females, with males thought to be extinct until the main character River meets one.

Anyone read this before?

rather_be_reading welcome to litsy!! 📚🎉📚 @LitsyWelcomeWagon 6y
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Finally got around to getting a bookcase, though have only put around a third of my books on there so far. Quite a lot of books by Robin Hobb to go through, and I am incredibly excited 😍😍

Just tagging a random book on there that ive read (which I actually really enjoyed, ive read almost every one of Jo Nesbo's books) so that I can share my bookcase.

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Shift | Hugh Howey
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Many a plot twist

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Wool | Hugh Howey
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One of my favourite series.

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Dust | Hugh Howey
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Series was recommended to me by my dad, and thoroughly enjoyed it. No spoilers here, it's too good!

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Americanah | Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
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Really enjoyed this! I'd wanted to read something by this author for a long time, and several people recommended Americanah to me, so thought this was a good place to start.

It was interesting to have the contrasting lives of the two main characters, Ifemelu and Obinze. I wasn't sure where the story would lead but I was quite glad to see they did meet again towards the end and didnt keep diverging on their different paths.

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LOVED THIS, really readable and explains history, politics, and science in a way that is accessible to anyone. Really clear structure and explains his points in a logical, unbiased way.

Currently reading the follow up, Homo Deus, and expecting good things.

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