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The Beauty of Humanity Movement: A Novel | Camilla Gibb

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This was a gentle story that takes place in Vietnam. Maggie, born in Vietnam but raised in America, goes back to her birth country seeking information about her father. Along the way, friendships are born. And lots of Pho is eaten, leaving me wanting to stop for a bowl. #Pop23 ~a book by an author with the same initials as you

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squirrelbrain Hooray - you must be nearly finished by now, as you‘ve read loads recently?! 12mo

Cortg @squirrelbrain I still have 4 on the top and 3 on the bottom! I started another audio yesterday but reading a work bookclub book that doesn‘t fit a category 😫 I‘m a bit behind but chugging along, we‘ll see if it gets completed. Time will tell. 12mo

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GinaKButler

The Beauty of Humanity Movement: A Novel | Camilla Gibb

Crazy when you find a book on a blog and there‘s not a single physical copy in your entire county‘s library system. Gotta love Hoopla! #bookspinbingo

(This is one of the 3 books I‘m hoping to read for the South Asia prompt in the Reading Around The World Challenge.)

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Kalalalatja

Bookworm: A Memoir of Childhood Reading | Lucy Mangan

I found a little bookshop today. I didn‘t buy anything, but I loved getting out of the heat for a bit to browse 😍

#Hanoi

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Wannabe_Quijote

Fear: Trump in the White House | Bob Woodward

Look what I found in a local #bookstore in the old town district of #Hanoi, #Vietnam!

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rretzler

The Second Biggest Nothing | Colin Cotterill

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Thoroughly enjoyed my ARC of The Second Biggest Nothing, Cotterill‘s 14th Dr Siri Paiboun novel set in Laos. This one gives a ton of historical background intertwined with the lives of Siri and Civilai, including the assassination of the French president in 1932 and Jane Fonda‘s visit to Hanoi in 1972. Lovers of this series beware. 4.5/5.0 ⭐️ #2019

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Pandalibrarian

The Second Biggest Nothing | Colin Cotterill

I so enjoy Siri and Daeng and the whole cast of characters in this series. They are believable, funny, and kind - and smart enough to solve murders and mysteries. We get more of Siri and Civilai‘s history in this book and I can‘t wait for more.

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DebinHawaii

The Beauty of Humanity Movement: A Novel | Camilla Gibb

#GetMovin #human I picked this book because it has both human & move in the title.😉Plus the big bowls of pho served by Old Man Hu'ng in Hanoi will get you movin' to your nearest noodle restaurant. I reviewed this book back when I was still eating meat & grabbed some from a favorite pho place here & made a shrimp salad inspired by my reading for my book tour review. I miss pho-I try to get behind the veggie versions but it's just not the same.🍲😥

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Cinfhen Once again, you OWN the challenge!!!! Can‘t wait for you to cohost!!! I have you down for Feb 2019😂😂😂 7y

DebinHawaii @Cinfhen Hah! When I get a 2019 calendar, I'll put it on there!!! 🤣🤣🤣 7y

Cinfhen I know!!!! I‘m a bit TYPE A😬😬😘 7y

DebinHawaii @Cinfhen Well you can't help being so popular you have people lining up to co-host. I was surprised you could work me in that soon! 😆👍You have to be organized! 😘 7y

Cinfhen Thank you ☺️ 7y

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