What book are you reading?
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The Fever by Megan Abbott2
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The Alleluia Files by Sharon Shinn (also rereading Wrapt in Crystal).0
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I’m currently reading American Marxism, by Mark Levin. VERY interesting.1
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Just finished The Demon Lover by Juliet Dark. I expected something irredeemable and trite, bad romance but it was surprisingly good. Very tongue in cheek. Well...other places, too, but you get the idea. It was silly in places, salacious in others and quite amusing and occasionally sly. Maybe a bit meta. Will read the sequel.0
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Legion by Brandon Sanderson - it's a pretty neat concept, so far I have loved everything of his I have read
Just finished The Perfect Marriage by Adam Mitzner - it was interesting, a lighter read with a murder mystery0 -
Jurassic Park - very entertaining0
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Noel Street - Book 3 of The Noel series by Richard Paul Evans0
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1Q890
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beagletracks wrote: »1Q89
That book is a total head job.1 -
https://archive.org/details/tuberculosistrea00klebuoft
Tuberculosis : a treatise by American authors on its etiology, pathology, frequency, semeiology, diagnosis, prognosis, prevention, and treatment
by Klebs, Arnold Carl, 1870-
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https://youtu.be/sTtKIWEgoYE 0 -
melaniedscott wrote: »beagletracks wrote: »1Q89
That book is a total head job.
I love it so far! *1Q84 (oops, typo)
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beagletracks wrote: »melaniedscott wrote: »beagletracks wrote: »1Q89
That book is a total head job.
I love it so far! *1Q84 (oops, typo)
I knew exactly what you meant. It gets wackier. But then ... Murakami is like that.0 -
melaniedscott wrote: »beagletracks wrote: »melaniedscott wrote: »beagletracks wrote: »1Q89
That book is a total head job.
I love it so far! *1Q84 (oops, typo)
I knew exactly what you meant. It gets wackier. But then ... Murakami is like that.
All of his books are like that; haven't read a single one that wasn't wacky and wild in some way.
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Nightb*tch0
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Finished: When Engulfed in Flame - David Sedaris
About to start: Being Mortal - Atul Gawande0 -
KosmosKitten wrote: »melaniedscott wrote: »beagletracks wrote: »melaniedscott wrote: »beagletracks wrote: »1Q89
That book is a total head job.
I love it so far! *1Q84 (oops, typo)
I knew exactly what you meant. It gets wackier. But then ... Murakami is like that.
All of his books are like that; haven't read a single one that wasn't wacky and wild in some way.
This is going on my list now, I am very intrigued1 -
Finished the last book of The Noel series - The Noel Letters by Richard Paul Evans
Not sure what I'll start now. Have to go through my shelves.0 -
Currently rereading book 6 of The Warrior Chronicles by Bernard Cornwell.
Had to restart the series before reading the last book, now that it is available.1 -
The Awakening by Kate Chopin0
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The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix0
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jilly__b0nes wrote: »The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix
I have heard good things about this one. Is on my list.0 -
The Killer Angels1
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I'm on Babylon's Ashes (Correy), the...6th?...book in the Expanse series.
...and when I asked if it was Carr earlier...not Carr...Michael Shaara! I bought it at the same time as, oh, probably The Italian Secretary, and so always think of Carr when I hear the name.0 -
The Guest Room by Chris Bojahlian0
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