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misslala
Wife 22: A Novel | Melanie Gideon
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Day 6. #Riotgrams #numbertitles
I thought I had more number titles than this, such as James Patterson's women's murder club series. But I think they went into storage. 📚📚📚 #riotgram #bookishbehavior #bookriot #booknerd #bibliophilesunite

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misslala
Untitled | Unknown
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Day 4. #Riotgrams #notebooks/journals
I love collecting leather bound journals for some reason. They feel classic. #Riotgram #bookishbehavior #bookriot #anykindofbookwilldo #bibliophile

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misslala
In Cold Blood | Truman Capote
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Day 3. #Riotgrams #HowIRead
My favorite spot to read in the early parts of the day. On the couch! 😜📚📚 #Riotgram #bookishbehavior #saturdays

MinDea How do you like In Cold Blood? I was thinking about reading it. 8y
misslala @MinDea it's coming along ok. I find myself zoning in and out at times. I seem to zone out during some of the explanations of the character's backgrounds. However, there are some characters that are very interesting. Capote is allowing the readers to get an intimate account of the people, the victims especially. I'm sure this approach is to highlight the impacts of the tragedy. I know I'm going to be in tears when the event occurs. 😐😢 8y
Cathythoughts This book I read when I was young. And it really changed me. It gave me insights & taught me that even though someone's actions are sometimes horrific, they are always psychologically accurate. I loved the psychology of it. Tragic & sad all round. Excellent book 8y
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