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Blueberry
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Andrew65 Not a book or author I know. 3mo
Blueberry Did you ever watch Longmire on TV? Same story. I've read the entire series. 3mo
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Octoberwoman
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I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!

#ABookADay2024

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Blueberry
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Currently reading. Walt Longmire #19

#SeriesLove24 @Andrew65

Andrew65 That‘s a good pick, and love the backdrop. 1y
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inthegreensandblues
The Drowning Tree | Carol Goodman
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Pickpick

Right now all I want to read are stories with all the gothic tropes and I happened to unearth this from a pile from some long-ago used bookstore haul. The setting is the Hudson River, with a cloistered women's college, a mental institution, and the ruins of an abandoned estate. Involves lots of art, Greek mythology, old family secrets, a murder mystery.

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Coffeymuse
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It's always a wonderful time with Walt and crew in Absaroka County.

If you're curious about these-start at the beginning. This is a series that needs to be read in pub order.

Also, I have now met my goal of how many books I wanted to read in 2023!

AnnR 👏Well done!🙂 2y
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Coffeymuse
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The subject of this question is Walt Longmire and it's always a treat figuring out where Longmire has been and what's new in Absaroka County.

Wish I could just read instead of work!

#FirstLineFridays
@ShyBookOwl

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tpixie
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Wow, the transience of family really hits hard. Your childhood family and your made nuclear family as an adult.
Such a great book & series. I delayed starting it, because this is the last book of the series.
Loving it! I love Norma, Constance, and Fleurette. 3 remarkable, very independent, and unique sisters.
3 Sisters Are We

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Angeles
Read dangerously | Azar Nafisi
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Pretty good book so far. Part memoir, but mostly an essay and meditation on literature as a force for freedom and openness in the full sense of the word. Don‘t agree with all she writes but interesting all the same.

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TracyReadsBooks
Read dangerously | Azar Nafisi
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Structured as a series of letters to her father about the books that inspire & challenge Nafisi, the thought-provoking works that help her empathize, escape, see the world & its people in all of their complexity. Nafisi talks about how the act of writing, the act of reading are both subversive, how being able to imagine yourself in a different time or place, even as someone else, is an invaluable freedom & type of resistance. An interesting read.

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