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Menewood: A Novel | Nicola Griffith
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kspenmoll Thanks for the review! 2mo
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Dilara
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I went overboard at the charity shop's book sale but there was a lot more choice than usual on the English book shelves. I think someone (probably American) must have moved away.
I left all the autobiographies of US politicians and business people and all the romances for others....

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Beowulf | Anonymous
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Menewood: A Novel | Nicola Griffith
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I‘m ready to be done with this book. It‘s literally too big.

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AnneCecilie
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In 2012 anthropologists starts opening six coffins in Winchester Cathedral. Winchester is the old city of kings & queens. Who are the people mentioned on the coffins and how many people are in them?

Jarman looks into who they were and the time they were living in. This is the time when England was gathered into one nation, the time of the Viking invasions.

As a Norwegian it was interesting to read about the Vikings from another point of view.

AnneCecilie In England at this time there‘s a lot of names starting with “E” for the high important people and they‘re easy to mix. 6mo
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The Lindisfarne Gospels | Janet Backhouse
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The Lindisfarne Gospels | Janet Backhouse
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Recent acquisitions:

📖 The Lindisfarne Gospels by Janet Backhouse
📖 7 ½ Lessons About the Brain by Lisa Feldman Barrett

#fREADom #UniteAgainstBookBans #LetUtahRead

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Christinak
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Finally getting around to this translation

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shanaqui
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Mehso-so

I was a bit disappointed this book wasn't more about the bone chests of the title (a set of chests full of bones of kings, queens and bishops from early in England's history), and was more a general Anglo-Saxon history. As the latter, it's fine, just... I felt like it was a bit of a bait-and-switch.

I'm continuing with my theme of doing as badly as it is physically possible to do at actually getting a bingo for #BookSpinBingo...