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I don't have many one word titles but I think it's difficult to understand what they're about without more words. I think the flowing nature of a longer title sounds more interesting. The Starless Sea, Harry Potter and the..., A Chimney Sweepers Come to Dust, The Subtle Knife. These titles pull me in more to discover what they're about.
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As you can tell, I couldn't relate to this book at all. 🙄

I remember spending time poring over maps and encyclopedias in my youth, and this book beautifully tapped into that casual geographer mindset. Informative and entertaining, never getting too technical, this book had me fondly remembering those evenings stretched out on the living room floor, scanning maps just to see what was out there, while also turning an eye to where maps are going.

Lazy Sunday reclining in bed with Ken Jennings' "Maphead". It's already full of the kind of informational asides and trivia you'd expect from a former "Jeopardy" champ - just my cup of tea. Stella is into it, too.

#catsoflitsy #cartography #mapnerd

I grew up as a map geek and I‘m still in charge of navigating when we‘re on road trips so I enjoyed this one.

It turned out to me a nice afternoon for some patio reading.
#outdoors #readingoutside

#riotgrams I have about a zillion #favouritecover books... Here's one. I do love a good map.

#somethingforsept Today's challenge was definitely a challenge, I had to think hard....I read Maphead for book club a few years back and thought it was informative and a bit quirky, the other two are on my GoodReads TBR list! If anyone has read The Mapmakers Children or The Map Thief share your thoughts.