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willaful
Six of Crows | Leigh Bardugo

I enjoyed the first series in this universe, but this one is so much stronger. Bardugo really learned the lesson of not making the villain the most interesting character in the story; instead we have a crew of six young adults, all with their own challenges and darkness to overcome, on a terrific heist adventure. Can't wait for the next one.

#AAM

Soubhiville I‘m excited to hear that! I am looking forward to reading this duology. 1d
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Soubhiville
My Favorite Authors | Thomas Costley
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Here we are in March #AuthorAMonth readers! This month we will be reading Leigh Bardugo. I‘ve started Shadow and Bone. What are you planning to read?

Now may be a good time to update your Google form tracking your #AAM reads. You may either track your books monthly on the form or once at the end of the year, it makes no difference to me. If you want to start the form now, here is the link to do so:

https://forms.gle/1F1BmkcTBh7uPXNp9

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Soubhiville Will someone please let me know that the link works and whether you get an email offering to edit after you start your form? Thanks! (And obviously if I made any mistakes 🤞) ⬇️ 4d
Soubhiville As always, just let me know if you‘d like to join or leave my tag list for the year. Happy Reading! 4d
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Bklover Wonder Woman! 4d
Soubhiville @Bklover I love this is the second month in a row that comics are an option! And I didn‘t know until folks posted about them. 🙂📚 4d
Jess Just borrowed 4d
Amor4Libros I‘m reading 4d
Yenya1954 I read Hell Bent. If the library has another one available I will read it. 4d
CatLass007 I‘ve got a few of her books. I‘ll start with the Grishaverse (edited) 4d
Laughterhp I‘ll either read Hell Bent or reread six of crows! 4d
peanutnine I started reading Six of Crows last month and hope to finish it and maybe the sequel 4d
vonnie862 I'm debating if I should re-read Shadow and Bone, especially when I don't remember the story. 4d
willaful I started Six of Crows. I read the Shadow and Bone books last year. 4d
DHill I‘ll be reading 4d
Texreader I‘m starting with 4d
julieclair I‘ll be reading 4d
Sace I‘ll also be reading Ninth House. I‘ve got Spring break this month so I hope I can get to The Familar as well. 4d
JacqMac Ninth House has been on my TBR forever. 4d
gossamerchild I'm reading this, as I read the first one a long time ago. I hope I remember what happened! 2d
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willaful
BookSpinBingo | Untitled
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I'm trying to get away from numerical goals but the satisfaction of a full board does make it harder. 😋

#Roll100 The Hazelbourne Ladies (and still working on last month's The Book of Love

#AAM Opnions

#AllergicToChunksters The Hazelbourne Ladies, Legendborn, Bloodmarked

#RiseUpReads DNF

#ReadOrDonate Mistress to a Millionaire (DNF & donated)

#QueerBC DNF

#MonthlyNonfiction2025 Navigate Your Stars, How We Learn to be Brave

willaful Ooops, forgot some

#TBRTarot @Cbee

LGBTQ+ author I Shall Never Fall in Love

#SeriesLove2025 @TheSpineView @Andrew65

Bloodmarked by Tracy Deonn
Out of the Woods by Hannah Bonham-Young
You Belong With Me by Mhairi McFarlane
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PuddleJumper 🎉🎉 3d
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Karisimo
March | Geraldine Brooks
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Especially excited for #bookedintime and #middlegrademarch this month!

#bookspin
@thearomaofbooks

willaful Also planning to read Six of Crows for #AAM this month. 6d
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 6d
Karisimo @willaful have you read any others of hers? I‘ve read Shadow and Bone and The Familiar 6d
willaful I've read Shadow and Bone and the two sequels and Ninth House and the sequel. 6d
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willaful

Previously published short essays on politics, pop culture, interviews with celebrities, and a snippet from Gay's advice column. I enjoyed the pop culture pieces the most, because Gay geeks out in a way that makes you see the appeal of the stupidest things. (Except the Bachelor. Nothing can make me see the appeal of The Bachelor.) The political sections were hard to read--because now they rhyme. The rest was pretty meh. A soft pick.

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willaful

The United states has become ungovernable not because of political differences or protest or a lack of civility but because this is a country unwilling to protect and care for its citizens--its women, its racial minorities and especially its children.

When politicians talk about civility and public discourse what they're really saying is that they would prefer for people to remain silent in the face of injustice.

TheBookHippie This exactly. 2w
Faranae The discourse of “civility“ has always been used to suppress and oppress the vulnerable and the powerless. I just wish we didn't have to teach this lesson the hard way over and over and over... 2w
willaful @Faranae I'm beginning to think it an intrinsic trait of humanity that we *never learn*. 2w
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gossamerchild
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Pickpick

I highly enjoy Roxane Gay's non-fiction. Her writing style is very approachable and clear, and I never feel condescended to. I just love her.

#aam

@Soubhiville

Soubhiville I haven‘t read this one yet, but I look forward to it. 3w
gossamerchild @Soubhiville I very much enjoyed it! 3w
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Julsmarshall
Six of Crows | Leigh Bardugo
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Thank you so much, @Soubhiville ! I‘ve been out of town and so finally had time to check my mailbox and was so happy to see your generous gift from the #AAM 2024. I‘m thrilled to receive both books and I love the bookmark and stickers. I love participating in the #authoramonth challenge and winning a prize just made it all the sweeter. Thanks again!

Soubhiville You‘re welcome! Thanks for participating! 1mo
tpixie Congrats 🎈🎉📚 1mo
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gossamerchild
Clouds of Witness | Dorothy L. Sayers
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Pickpick

I am absolutely living these Lord Peter Whimsey books. They're so unexpectedly hilarious! I'm so glad this was a pick for #aam.

@Soubhiville

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Julsmarshall
Whose Body? | Dorothy Sayers
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Mehso-so

This was just okay for me. The mystery was pretty solid but slow (could have been the narrator) and it wasn‘t good enough to make up for the pretty consistent racism all the way through. I recognize that some of that is the time period in which it was written but, still no. #AAM #authoramonth @Soubhiville