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Merethebookgal
He Who Drowned the World | Shelley Parker-Chan
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A fantastic follow up to She Who Became the Sun!

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RamsFan1963
The Angel of the Crows | KATHERINE. ADDISON
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August's selections was this very entertaining, supernatural take on Sherlock Holmes & Doctor Watson. I hope the author plans future adventures for the duo.

#12booksof2025 @TheEllieMo

TheEllieMo This certainly sounds intriguing! 15h
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RamsFan1963
Fallout: The Hot War | Harry Turtledove
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June wasn't a great month for reading, only finished 7 books. Harry Turtledove's alternate history of the Korean War was my favorite of the month.

#12Booksof2025 @TheEllieMo

TheEllieMo This sounds interesting 1d
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Scochrane26
Soulless | Gail Carriger
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#12booksof2025 Didn‘t have any best of the year books in June. I started the Soulless series on audio & loved it. Just a fun story with adventure & romance. I‘ve listened to 3 of 5 in the series & will finish it next year. @TheEllieMo

TheEllieMo This sounds like a fun read 2d
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jen_the_scribe
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Waiting to get my car serviced… Hubby: “Did you bring your book?” Me: “duh.” Hubby: “I don‘t know why I asked…” 🤭

Sparklemn 😂 4d
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matt.lewie
11/22/63: A Novel | Stephen King

Just started!!

Deblovestoread It‘s so good! 2w
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Decalino
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In this intriguing novella, Agents Hamed and Onsi of the Ministry of Alchemy, Enchantments, and Supernatural Entities are sent to investigate a haunted tram car, only to find a more complicated mystery than expected. Set in Cairo in 1912 in a world where djinn are real, magic is part of everyday life, and women are demanding the right to vote, this entertaining tale made me want to read Clark's novel Master of Djinn.

BookmarkTavern Master of Djinn is one of my favorites! 2w
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tournevis
Aurorarama: A Novel | Jean-Christophe Valtat
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This one is a decade old by now but it takes place in a steampunk antarctic and is a pretty fun read!
@thebookhipie @chrissyreadit
#winterbooks #midwintersolace #fridayshare

Chrissyreadit sounds amazing!! 3w
tournevis @Chrissyreadit Good weird. There's a second volume 3w
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RamsFan1963
Rorschach | Tom King
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106/100 I finished this a couple of days ago, but forgot to post a review. If you like dark stories, full of deception, violence, and government conspiracies, this is the graphic novel for you. Tom King always finds new ways to look at a character, and here Rorschach is more an idea than a person. I liked the artwork, it matched the story's dark and gritty nature. 4/5 ⭐ #Read2025 #SeriesLove2025

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TrishB
The Book of Guilt | CATHERINE. CHIDGEY
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Thought this was a great read and verging on the very believable.
Felt very sad 😢 by the end.

squirrelbrain I thought its subtlety is what made it so believable, and that it was set in modern-day Britain but with a few ‘minor‘ tweaks to history. 4w
TrishB @squirrelbrain agreed! Especially with a lot of the factual things that have come out about care institutions. 4w
BarbaraBB I wish I had the time to read this 😀. Will be next year I guess 4w
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