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mcctrish
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#fridayhappyreadinghour longest week ever? TGIF Cheers Littens! I hope your Friday nights are everything you need them to be

JenReadsAlot Longest week ever. 5h
Ruthiella It‘s gonna be a bumpy ride. Take your moments where you can. 🥂 4h
Suet624 Excruciating week. 4h
Sharpeipup @jenreadsalot I second that 2h
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JuliaTheBookNerd
Highly Illogical Behaviour | John Corey Whaley
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#InclPhobia 💙🤍💙

#Celebrate 🫧⋆✴︎🥂⋆.ೃ🍾࿔*:・🪩

#BookNerd 🤓📚💙

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Samary
I Might Be in Trouble | Daniel Aleman
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Mehso-so

This was alright. I liked the first half better. The tone shift from wacky to serious was a bit too harsh for me.

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kaysworld1
National Library of Cambodia | Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Cambodia (Library)
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And we are back on to Audible because I miss my book's.
Currently listening to Hearing our stories.

#podcast
#audible
#listerningtobooks
#readingontheroad
#queerhistory
#LGBTQ+

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Super_Jane
The Long Game | Rachel Reid
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Pickpick

5/5 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕

#romance #hockey #lgbtq

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Super_Jane
Heated Rivalry | Rachel Reid
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Pickpick

5/5 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕

#romance #hockey #lgbtq

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readingjedi
Ordinary Love | Marie Rutkoski
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Panpan

Didn't like this. 1st third is a jumbled mess of backstory & setting up a plot that isn't particularly unique/original. The rest is just tedious & unbelievable. Don't buy Gen & her "fame", the toxic husband is so awful he's almost comical & I never felt the 2 MCs liked each other much or displayed any convincing affection beyond teenage variety lust, let alone being the loves of each other's lives! Neither interesting nor entertaining.

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Lindy
Pick a Colour: A Novel | Souvankham Thammavongsa
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I read 115 Canadian books in 2025. These are my faves:

https://youtu.be/TQUlE469ZjU?si=Y6cvrFIfRSOZ3Bjf

#CanLit #Indigenous #kidlit #LGBTQ

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ncsufoxes
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My favorite book of November was The Lilac People (although this would tie for Jeff Hiller‘s book Actress of a Certain Age). I always feel like I‘m over the countless WWII stories. Then you find one that discusses a piece of history I knew nothing about. This fictional story portrays the life of a transgender couple before & after WWII living in Germany. The story is loosely based on real accounts. #12Booksof2025

TheEllieMo An interesting perspective on a well-covered era 5d
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