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Bookpearl
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Houston…I think I may have a problem! My weekend is fully booked so don‘t call me, I‘ll call you!

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thewallflower0707
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In the last two to three years, my local bookstores have really stepped up their game for #Pride month! 🏳️‍🌈

#LGBT #bookstore

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booklover3258
Dying Is Easy | Joe Hill
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Mehso-so

My review for this book can be found on my YouTube Vlog at:

https://youtu.be/TJClOEjaDCA

Enjoy!

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LibrarianRyan
Friday, Volume 1 | Ed Brubaker
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Pickpick

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐5 ⭐
This is the beginning to what feels like a fantastic mystery/horror graphic novel. Book one ends entirely too soon. I need books two and three now. The cover does not do a good job of explaining what‘s in these pages but at the same time it‘s a perfect cover. The art is a retro 70s throwback that feels like this could run with the Scooby gang via Sherlock Holmes. I want to know where this is going, I want more, and I want them now.

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Robotswithpersonality
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Oof. I mean this series is accomplished in telling more complex stories than these fairy tale characters are usually provided with, but the tradeoff is that things can get dark, violent and sad. There were two funerals, and I cried at one. Tragically true to human history, the cost of war, the likelihood that the end of one conflict does not guarantee lasting peace. 1/2

Robotswithpersonality There's hope held out, but the end of this volume feels grim because the hope seems more like a story the fables are telling themselves, than anything with a wisp of evidence. At this point I'm reading on because things have to get better - I can't stand to think they could get worse. On the plus side, really quite enjoy Cinderella as a super spy. 2/2 2d
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vivastory
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I have read 3 books by horror master Junji Ito this year & as much as I loved the crazy antics of Soichi, there is one volume that sticks out the most: Frankenstein. Ito has adapted a few classic works, the only one that I have read so far is Frankenstein I went in thinking that it would either be an over the top grotesque version of Shelley's tale or immediately forgettable. Instead, while occasionally riffing on the original, you can (CONT)

vivastory feel the immense respect that Ito has for his source material & that he is trying to not outdo said source material but to pay adequate homage in a memorable way. He definitely succeeds. The subsequent stories in the volume were terrific as well. Book 5 in #2024Halfway 2d
vivastory BONUS: Walter Mosley's “Devil In A Blue Dress.“ I had previously read Mosley's strange, & memorable, “The Man In My Basement“ but had been meaning to read book 1 in his Easy Rawlins series for awhile now. Set in LA & with a terrific sense of place, Easy is a no-nonsense character navigating racial tensions in post WWII America. A good mystery, with a great character, that has social commentary on par with just about anything published in 1990. 2d
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she_she
Preacher Book One | Garth Ennis
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272.

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Karisimo
Swim Team | Johnnie Christmas
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#summersouls #pool @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

A great middle grade story of a girl trying something new and learning a little history too.

Eggs Loved this one! 3d
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Fr3NcHtOaSt
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This book is great. It‘s just as you expect from a stand alone Guardians of the Galaxy story featuring Rocket Raccoon and Groot. Reads fast and just keeps the action going. Plus written by Dan Abnett who has written some warhammer books as well.

#Marvel #GuardiansoftheGalaxy #RocketRaccoon #Groot #StealtheGalaxy #DanAbnett #book #ebook #kindle

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kspenmoll
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I just ordered this after reading her essay “ Mourning in a Time of Global Grief.” My original thought was it was about grief/Covid but it‘s really about more universal questions & truths.

https://lithub.com/mourning-in-a-time-of-global-grief/