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LitsyEvents
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repost for @litsybookclub

New month, new book and Happy New Year. We, at the Litsy book club, have been here since Litsy started and are grateful for all the bookclub members.

Please join on Sunday, January 25th at 2 pm EST on teams as we discuss this month‘s book, “The Society of Unknowable Objects”. We are now on Discord with further discussions. We hope that you join us!

Questions? Please ask @Graciouswarriorlibrarian

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CrowCAH
The Paper Magician | Charlie N. Holmberg
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#YuleSeasonSwap

Thank you @bumpinthenight for the thoughtful selection of flowering tea and books! Both books are on my TBR!

bumpinthenight 🎁 happy reading! Hope you hit your reading goal for the year! now
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forestandcrow
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Tha k you, @TheBookHippie for the adorable little card. ❄️❤️
#yuleseasonswap

BookishMarginalia Kitty! 🐈‍⬛ 42m
TheBookHippie ♥️ Hope your Yule was happy. now
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litsybookclub
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New month, new book and Happy New Year. We, at the Litsy book, have been here since Litsy started and am grateful for all the bookclub members. Wishing you all happy reading in the new year!

Please join on Sunday, January 25th at 2 pm EST on teams as we discuss this month‘s book, “The Society of Unknowable Objects”. We are now on Discord with further discussions. We hope that you join us!

Questions? Please ask @Graciouswarriorlibrarian .

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Kiwidragonnerd
Avatar: The Rise of Kyoshi | Michael Dante DiMartino, F. C. Yee
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The final decision between The Rise of Kyoshi and The Tower of Nero was SO close. I chose TRoK because I think it's more objectively good, while my opinion on TToN is more emotional. Also, I've had a recent resurgence in my ATLA obsession, so that might have something to do with it. Happy 2026, everyone!!

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K.Wielechowski
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Pickpick

Emily & Wendell take the throne from his murderous stepmother but before they can get settled, they find a blight is moving across the land, killing plants and turning creatures into mindless killers.
Emily does what she does best: researching & running headlong into dangerous situations that will ultimately fix the problem but with unexpected consequences. But this time, she has underestimated those around her.
A great conclusion to the trilogy!

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mcipher
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I have the house to myself for an hour and I should be doing something useful but I think a couple chapters with Miss Amelia are called for first

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K.Wielechowski
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Pickpick

Emily is back in the field, this time hunting for a hidden back door into Wendell‘s realm and plotting her next book: a map of the fae lands. Things get complicated when Wendell‘s stepmother sends assassins after him. When the situation gets even worse, Emily and her niece/assistant brave a solo mission into the Otherlands to bring back a new ally.

Loved this installment in the Emily Wilde trilogy!

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K.Wielechowski
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Pickpick

Henry Dresden is the only out wizard in Chicago, and while that brings lots of skepticism, it also pulls him into bizarre cases for Chicago PD. The latest is where a sex worker and a man with mob connections are found with their hearts magically ripped from their chests.
Think PI noir meets magic, demons, monsters, and misbehaving technology.