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Cranberry Easter | Wende Devlin, Harry Devlin
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Our Easter book shelves! 🐇🌸🌷

Gissy 😍🐰 🐣 💖 8mo
mabell @Gissy So fun to get out our books by season! I‘m not sure what to select after Easter though 😂 8mo
Aimeesue You have ALL the cranberries! 8mo
mabell @Aimeesue Almost! 😂 I think I‘m still missing Mystery and Birthday, but I‘m on the look out! 8mo
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AshleyHoss820
A White Heron | Sarah Orne Jewett
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This is a great story. A young man is hunting rare birds and I think he's stuffing them? Or studying them somehow? He offers a young girl $10, which would be a lot for her and her grandma, asking her for help tracking down a rare white heron. She knows where the bird is, but does she tell him? Do we make a personal sacrifice for the greater good?

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ShelleyBooksie
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Slow start but a very interesting account of a childhood spent bouncing back and forth between a game preserve in Botswana, Africa and Philadelphia, US. The last half of the book was my fav. I really enjoyed the I sight on Botswana's wildlife and culture.

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The author travels to #Bhutan in her early 40s and meets and marries a Buddhist artist.

This became better as it went along. At first the writing was too basic and simplistic, and more about the author than the country. However, we soon start to learn about the customs and people of Bhutan and it became much more interesting. The Bhutanese ways of thinking and viewing the world around them are particularly fascinating.

#readingasia2021

Librarybelle Stacking this one! 3y
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BookishMarginalia
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#CurrentlyListening #ImmersionReading — I‘m enjoying listening to the audiobook while reading along and looking at the pictures. Have had to Google lots of animals and plants, though!

Hooked_on_books This picture! 😵 This is not a safe thing to do! 3y
BookishMarginalia @Hooked_on_books There are so many not-safe things in this book! 3y
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Addison_Reads Grady Hendrix and Lisa Lutz are two of my favorites. 💚 I haven't read either of those picks yet though. 5y
Eyelit Omg - I need that Grady Hendrix book in my life!! 😅 5y
Megabooks The swallows is great! 5y
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AutumnRLS
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Tuesday is book day!

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gradcat
The Whole World: A Novel | Emily Winslow
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I loved this book, but I don‘t know if it‘s for everyone. It starts out well: a YA-type mystery set in Cambridge featuring two American students (female) + one British student (male), who form a tense triangle in which affection is not equal on all sides. Then there‘s the blind prof the three do research for, and the policeman who must deal with the results of the conflicts. The story has revolving narrators; each of the five main characters ⬇️

gradcat (Cont.) has a go, thus there are five different stories (not necessarily unreliable, but at the very least prismatic). The book purports to be the first book in a series of detective novels, but the detective is not really present very much in this one, although he does do his job in a roundabout way. I love Emily Winslow‘s descriptions of Cambridge, as well as the way she has each character reveal their true natures, rather than just telling us⬇️ 6y
gradcat who they are. This is the first book of four in the Keene & Frohmann series—I will definitely be reading the next one. 👍 6y
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