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KathyWheeler
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Because of this book, I am also simultaneously reading Spoon River Anthology, which I apparently never read in school. I‘m enjoying it too and am reminded of Lincoln in the Bardo. #audiowalk

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KathyWheeler
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It was 43° when I left the house this morning; it eventually got up to 74°. Still liking this book. #audiowalk

Suet624 I love seeing where you walk 4d
KathyWheeler @Suet624 Thanks. This is the Japanese garden just down the road from me. 3d
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KathyWheeler
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I think I‘m going to like this book; I feel invested in the characters. I picked up my granddaughter from school, and we went for a walk by the bay and out to dinner for sushi (her) and ramen (me). What a lovely day! #audiowalk

kspenmoll Sounds wonderful! 5d
shawnmooney Ooh, I can't wait to read this one. I adored her last novel, The One-in-a-Million Boy, and interviewed her about both books on my BookTube channel recently. You may or may not be interested in having a peek at that interview (she was a wonderful guest), but it starts at the 2:28 mark here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAfx7cA7Low. 5d
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mcctrish I really liked this book ❤️❤️ and your day sounds lovely 5d
KathyWheeler @shawnmooney thank you for the link! I‘ll definitely watch it. 4d
KathyWheeler @mcctrish I‘m really enjoying it so far. 4d
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KathyWheeler
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Mehso-so

This collection of short stories from Fannie Flagg is a mixed bag — some are touching, some are surprising, some are just pedantic, and others are pointless. The ones featuring Cathy and Velma contrast life in the city to life in the country. How to Read a Book is my new #audiowalk listen.

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KathyWheeler
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Pickpick

I really enjoyed being back with Elizabeth, Joyce, Ron, and Ibrahim again. The story was interesting, although the murderer seemed kind of lame. The side plot with Ron‘s family was resolved in a satisfactory way. #audiowalk

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KathyWheeler
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I am clearly going to have to find a jacket — my walk was a bit chilly this evening. To my mind, Stephen was the person who kept Elizabeth connected to humanity; it looks like Joyce is now doing double duty in that regard. #audiowalk

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KathyWheeler
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The latest Thursday Murder Club book is my new #audiowalk book. As it opens, Joyce is planning a wedding. Elizabeth, still grieving, decides to go and gets a new case. So far I like it, but I‘m only a few chapters in.

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Sharpeipup
Passion Project: A Novel | London Sperry
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Cheers to a fun window display. #audiowalk

Ruthiella I think they died happy! 😜🍷 2w
Gissy 👌 2w
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KathyWheeler
All Clear | Connie Willis
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Pickpick

Two of my favorite characters in this book are the children, Vinny and Alf. They are some troublesome kids, but likeable. The story, near the end, took an interesting and unexpected turn involving them. I liked both Blackout and this book, but I still think they are both too long. #audiowalk

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KathyWheeler
All Clear | Connie Willis
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The track in the rec center is above the basketball and volleyball courts, so I can‘t hear much when games are going on. I had to walk there because of rain and got little listening done. I did, however, do some other reading because it rained all day. Ebook: When We Flew Away. Print book: One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This. #audiowalk