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Eggs
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“No love like old love.”

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Teresereading
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We got word on the Monday.
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Bookwomble
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"Have you ever been scared by a monster?"
- Introduction

"Two years before the outbreak of the First World War, brothers Max and Louis were on an autumn adventure together."
- Chapter 1

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Suet624 Hey! My twin sons names are Max and Louis (pronounced Louie of course) 4d
Bookwomble @Suet624 As they were French, it would be the same pronunciation 😊👬 My son is called Max, too 💖 (short for Maximilian, which he *never* gets called! 😄) 4d
Suet624 😊😊 4d
The_Book_Ninja @Bookwomble My mind is blown again! We were going to call our first baby Maximilian too! But we had a girl. 3d
Bookwomble @The_Book_Ninja I campaigned hard for our first-born daughter to be called Maxine, but I was overruled? 😂 3d
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Blueberry
Jurassic Park | Michael Crichton
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"The tropical rain fell in drenching sheets, hammering the corrugated roof of the clinic building, roaring down the metal gutters, splashing on the ground in a torrent."

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AnnCrystal Zen 🌧️😍🌧️💝. 4d
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Purpleness
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The Lacuna | Barbara Kingsolver
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"In the beginning were the howlers."

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dabbe Well, this doesn't bode well! 😂😱😂 4d
TheBookgeekFrau @dabbe Nope 😂😂 4d
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Bitten By Death | Holly Roberds
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Born.A.Reader
The Wild Hunt | Elizabeth Chadwick
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Snow, driven by a biting November wind, flurried against Guyon's dark cloak then swirled past him towards the castle glowering down from its crag overlooking the spotted River Wye.
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mobill76
Shiloh: A Novel | Shelby Foote
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“The sky had cleared, the clouds raveled to tatters, and at four oclock the sun broke through, silver on the bright green of grass and leaves and golden on the puddles in the road; all down the column men quickened the step, smiling in the sudden burst of gold and silver weather.“

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rwmg
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HALFWAY UP THE Hearth Hall the man and the boy faced each other.

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@Cuilin @Dabbe

dabbe 👍🏻😍 5d
Cuilin Great opening line!!! I think I‘m DNF Ing the book I‘m reading. It‘s all too gory!! Hope you enjoy this one. 5d
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