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Dracula | Bram Stoker
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Books in my book purse.

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Sleeping Beauties | Stephen King, Owen King
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No cats were harmed or reanimated for this photo.

DebinHawaii 🙀😆🐱❤️ 7y
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Britt-Marie Was Here | Fredrik Backman
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One of my beach reads. Backman makes me so happy.

Jess7 Agreed. I haven't read this one yet, but I absolutely loved A Man Called Ove and I enjoyed his novella 7y
mswriterlygirl @Jess7 I just added it to my to read. I've read all but that and Beartown. 7y
Jess7 Great! Enjoy! Have a nice, relaxing time! 7y
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I took a deep breath. Simply savoring that plate of fresh herbs was enough to restore my balance.

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American Gods | Neil Gaiman
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I'd like to read more/learn more about Greek, Roman, Norse mythology. Any suggestions welcome.

thegirlwiththebookishcandle Drat I had a better comment but my phone ate it. Try the Prose Edda for Norse mythology or Gaiman's retelling. Greek and Roman gods are basically the same with different names lol. Try Roger Lancelyn Green's books or for a fun young adult twist, try Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson series 7y
mswriterlygirl Thank you so much @thegirlwiththebookishcandle I definitely should have paid more attention to this information in school. Eeep 7y
thegirlwiththebookishcandle You're welcome. I think sometimes its down to the presentation and we all nodded off lol 7y
mswriterlygirl So so entirely true. I've always loved to read but I disliked most of what they taught in English class. As an adult I find myself enjoying almost all of those same things that bored me then. 7y
bookcyns I read Gailman's Norse Mythology, I just started American gods and it's made some stuff easier to understand so I suggest that for Norse 7y
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How I felt about Britt-Marie most of the book. Our backyard 5foot visitor.

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Pickpick

This book was a slow start for me and then I fell in love. So many laughs and tears. Fabulous characters.

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Ethan Frome | Edith Wharton
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Not my favorite classic. A very dark and sad tale.

DivineDiana Almost bought this at a used bookstore today! Now, I'm glad I didn't! 7y
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I loved this book. I love that she was an avid reader. I love that she knew what she wanted and took it. Catherine was a fascinating woman. Well written and engaging. Plus I feel like I learned a lot of things.

tracyrowanreads I don't know nearly enough about her. I need to fix that. 7y
mswriterlygirl I didn't know a thing and she was this really amazing figure. I'm planning to read about Peter the Great next. This one was very readable. 7y
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Mehso-so

I should have read this instead of listening to it. I didn't remember who David was by the end because it took so long to finish.

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The Witching Hour | Anne Rice
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The Anne Rice house in The Garden District.

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Saint Mazie: A Novel | Jami Attenberg
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"The younger ones still have a chance to change their lives, and I'll lend them a hand if they like. But too many of the older men, they've been on the road so long they wouldn't know what to do with a proper home if they had one. The concrete feels right under their bodies. Their discomfort has become their comfort. "

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I know so little about world history. I don't believe I had a world history class (even in college). I'm on a Russia spree.

bitterbear This was a good one... 7y
mswriterlygirl I'll definitely check that out @bitterbear 7y
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Washington: A Life | Ron Chernow
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Chernow talks about Washington's powerful thighs, a ton.

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Beck stands up to the test of time.

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The Throne of Fire | Rick Riordan
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In the Garden District.

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UnCommon Minds: A Collection of AIs, Dreamwalkers, and Other Psychic Mysteries | Daniel Smith, Joshua Ingle, P. K. Tyler, Michael Fountain, Erica Ruhe, Joriah Wood, Elizabeth Wolf, Jessica Harpley, Tonya Liburd, Tausha Johnson, Zen DiPietro, Patrick Baker, Philip Harris, Ashleigh Gauch, Harlow Fallon, Shebat Legion, Holly Heisey, Jonathan Shipley, Christopher Godsoe, Sara Thompson
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If you loved Black Mirror, this is for you. Mind bending anthology. I can't think of one story I didn't enjoy.

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Mehso-so

Not my favorite Faye Kellerman novel. Loved the mystery but way too much teen romance.

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Sense and Sensibilty | Jane Austen
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I loved this book. Lots of people said they couldn't get into it. That was not the case for me. I was sad for it to end.

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A sweet little coffee table book of all things redhead.

EliNeedsMoreShelves Welcome to Litsy! 🎉🎉🎉📚📚 7y
mswriterlygirl Thank you thank you. I'm already adoring it. 7y
DebinHawaii Welcome to Litsy! It's great to have you here! 🎉📚👍😀 7y
mswriterlygirl Thank you so much! I'm super excited. 7y
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