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Pompeii-The Life of a Roman Town, by Mary Beard.
You can watch her too on YouTube if you are interested in ancient roman history.0 -
Four Past Midnight - Stephen King
It's a little different, but so far I like it. Just started the second novella of it.0 -
Yay, book people! I love us. I just finished Warrior Soul by Chuck Pfarrer. I like seals. I like adventure. I like badasses. Next one up is the Beach. Yes I know all about Leo DiCaprio movie. It’s the first thing I hear when I say I’m reading it.1
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Rereading the Stormlight Archives in preparation for the next in the series being released this year0
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Too Much and Never Enough by Mary Trump
Enlightening0 -
The Institute- Stephen King1
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The Devil Amongst the Lawyers by Sharyn McCrumb.
She had me with Bimbos of the Death Sun and The PMS Outlaws...because who can resist titles like that?!? But she's actually a very good writer.0 -
My son insists I’ll like it,
getting ready to start the series.
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Monster of the week: tome of mysteries0
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northviewvintage wrote: »I'm reading Thomas Hardy for the first time, this year. Tess of the d'Urbervilles is my favorite so far & probably one of the best books I've ever read.
Oh my gosh. Tess is one of my favourites! The tragedy. I’m ridiculously excited. Feel free to DM me and tell me what you think!
PS: BBC did mini series of it a out 10 years ago and it’s pretty good.
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Discipline Equals Freedom: Field Manual....by Jocko Willink0
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Reckoner69_lmao wrote: »Monster of the week: tome of mysteries
Sounds intriguing! What’s it about?
Also...I need to hang out in this thread more! 🤓0 -
IEEE standards0
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Reckoner69_lmao wrote: »Monster of the week: tome of mysteries
Sounds intriguing! What’s it about?
Also...I need to hang out in this thread more! 🤓
It's a game book, rules and adventures in a horror-esque setting1 -
honeybee__12 wrote: »My son insists I’ll like it,
getting ready to start the series.
I'm not a huge Niven fan (I don't dislike any thing, I just don't actively seek him out) but he is a good writer.1 -
northviewvintage wrote: »Here is her wedding picture. She doesn't look happy:/
Oh wow! So cool that you have access to that photo. And your GG Grandma definitely does not look thrilled! How old was her husband, do you know?
Yes, fortunately I can’t relate to Tess! Hardy’s description of his imaginary rural England is beautiful though, it makes me want to (re)visit England! Far from the Madding Crowd is a good one too.
Apparently the scene where *spoilers* Tess is encountered in the woods is debated about whether or not it was a consensual act, which added to its shock at the time. I’d need to reread it but as I recall she seemed pretty NOT OKAY with the encounter.
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Circe by Madeline Miller1
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It’s trash and I love it
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Currently on Dead Mans folly by Agatha Christie, a book called nightmare (horror) and Mrs Pankhurst’s purple feather x1
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