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RamsFan1963
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Hi Everyone!! I'm trying to be better with my mid-month check-in for #ClassicLSFBC. I hope everyone was able to find a copy of Doomsday Book by Connie Willis, either in print, ebook or audiobook. Now is the time to make nominations for January's #ClassicLSFBC selection. As usually, the book with the most votes will be January pick and the runner up will be for February. With it being a new year, with a new presidential administration, ⬇️

Ruthiella Looking forward to another year of classic sci-fi! 👍I don‘t have any nominations, however. I‘ll vote from everyone else‘s picks. 6d
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TheSpineView Would love to reread 6d
CatLass007 I loved The Ship Who Sang. I‘m almost certain that I still have my copy. But it‘s packed away in a box in my storage building behind my house. But I‘d love to read something else by Anne McCaffrey. The Pern series is fabulous but she wrote other series I‘ve never read, so I‘ll nominate Freedom‘s Landing. Whatever the group chooses, I‘m inspired to read a lot more of her work in 2025 than I had thought of. 6d
swynn Yay for more classic SF! I hope to participate more regularly in 2025. I've been thinking about a reread of Alfred Bester's The Demolished Man, so I'll nominate that. 5d
Larkken Yay! I‘m enjoying Connie Willis more than I thought I would! What is our cutoff for classic, again? 2d
RamsFan1963 @Larkken We never really established a cutoff date, but I've always thought we shouldn't be using anything after 1990. Snow Crash was published in 1992, that has been our most recent selection so far. 2d
Larkken Excellent! I like it. I loved Mccaffrey when little, which reminds me I also loved Andre Norton. I'd be curious how this holds up too 2d
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GingerAntics
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GingerAntics @TheBookHippie this collection is WAY better!!! 1w
TheBookHippie @GingerAntics Yes. I like it very much. 🤍❄️ 1w
TheBookHippie It‘s a series I need the rest!! 1w
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GingerAntics @TheBookHippie I saw that. I got Once Upon An Autumn when I got the ebook version. Autumn and Winter are my favourite seasons, so I thought I would start there. I‘ll have to get the paperback of Autumn (along with Spring and Summer) when I get a job. The ebooks aren‘t bad at $4.99 each for the wonderful writing I have experienced so far. 1w
GingerAntics @TheBookHippie I‘ve only read the first two stories so far, but they are just far and away better than the last book, and I‘m seeing the allegory in the first story. I did not see that ending coming, that‘s for sure. 1w
TheBookHippie @GingerAntics I love this book, however I‘m in the minority 🫠🤣🫣 so welcome to that 🤣🤍❄️🤍 I think there‘s a good mix in this book. 1w
GingerAntics @TheBookHippie people don‘t like this book? Seriously? Wow 1w
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Teresereading
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'Anything else missing?'
#firstlineFridays
@ShyBookOwl

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TheBookgeekFrau
I'm Your Santa | Lori Foster, Karen Kelley, Dianne Castell
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Great photo ❤️ 2w
Eggs Beautiful 😍 2w
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TheEllieMo
Ghost | Louise Welsh
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From my TBR, subtitled “97 Stories to Read With the #Lights On”…. Ghosts and Christmas are a traditional combination.

#ChristmasCheer
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
@Eggs

Eggs Brilliant 👏🏻 2w
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bookandbedandtea
Regency Christmas Eve | Nancy Butler, Edith Layton, Barbara Metzger, Allison Lane, Diane Farr
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It's going to be a very busy day, so I'm up early, enjoying a bit of quiet while I can, and rereading a short romance from a Christmas book that was originally my mom's. 🎄
(I couldn't find this book in the database so I choose one with several of the same authors)

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RamsFan1963
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For those who don't know, December's selection for #ClassicLSFBC is Connie Willis' Doomsday Book. Originally published in 1992, it should be available in most libraries. The audiobook, which is a staggering 26 hours long, is available free on Spotify & Audible, if you have premium accounts. Good luck and happy reading.
@Bookwomble @Ruthiella @TheSpineView @BookmarkTavern @wanderinglynn @Readergrrl @Johanna414 @Lizpixie

Ruthiella For those who have access to Hoopla through their library, it‘s available there as well in audio format. 3w
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julesG 26 hours??? Do they enunciate every letter and punctuation mark? 3w
rwmg @julesG Although I haven't read it before, I have seen the paperback at the library and it was quite a hefty tome 3w
julesG @rwmg Just saw, it's more than 550 pages 3w
AnishaInkspill this looks like an interesting read but I'm not sure if I can find the time, but I will try 3w
majkia It is a great read. 3w
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bookishbitch
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Book mail! The moment I saw this cover I knew I had to have it in my collection. I did a cursory look online of the authors, and I am a little disappointed that they are all white as far as I can tell. So if anyone knows of a more inclusive collection, I would love to know what it is. I will also look for one. I also couldn't find out the name of the cover artist, and I love the imagery.