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CaramelLunacy
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Also stationed at Arlington Hall, Virginia during WWII learning to break codes

#WhereAreYouMonday
@Cupcake12

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Bookfan1414
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I am only able to listen to history audiobooks while at work.… but the books I choose are about the powerful and scary women in history. I‘d consider that a win.

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Texreader
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#whatsnewwednesday Thanks @Read4life & @TheSpineView for the tag!

My life is predictable so this was a hard task—I guess it‘s the college planning for my son, who‘s been accepted to Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in Arizona in the fall. The school is hosting a fancy dinner for new students at a steakhouse here in San Antonio this weekend so we‘ll start to get questions answered. It‘ll be hard as heck to send my youngest away! 🥹

Leftcoastzen That‘s impressive! 8mo
Read4life Thanks for sharing. That is such a great opportunity for him. With both of my kids now away (one for work and one in college) I definitely understand how hard it will be. 💙💙 8mo
TheSpineView You're welcome! Congrats to your son! 8mo
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Meshell1313 That‘s outstanding! Congrats! 🍾🎉 8mo
dabbe Congrats to your son! 🤩🤩🤩 Sending hugs your way, too! 🤗🤗🤗 8mo
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Congratulations 🎊🎈 8mo
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Texreader
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My Little Free Library trade tonight

Princess-Kingofkings My daughter would love this book as well where you found it. When I visit her, her husband drives us around one day for Little Free Library book bombing. 8mo
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DcSunshine
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Lengthy and at moments dry, but the history and complexity of code breaking and how women have been there along is great. After reading code girls, this is another good option

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Mimi28
Popco. Scarlett Thomas | Scarlett Thomas
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Hey Everyone!! I went from being and English major to being kinda obsessed with computers so this Amazon pick got me also. It‘s over 500 pages so it will take me a while.

batsy Hey! Hope you're doing well 😊 I loved this book, hope you enjoy it too! 1y
Mimi28 @batsy Hey! I‘m doing alright, thanks. How are you? Thanks for the well wishes 😊I saw your review of this book and it made me want to read it even more! Lol 1y
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AvidReader25
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This is a meticulously researched account of cryptanalyst Elizebeth Friedman. Her story is incredible, and I loved learning about the codes she broke and the ways she contributed to breaking up a Nazi spy ring in South America. She got her start searching for codes in Shakespeare‘s 1st folio. I love how the author wove her love story with her husband into the book while never taking away from her fierce ability as a codebreaker.

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Sharpeipup
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BennettBookworm This picture/ story is so inspirational! 1y
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Adventures_of_a_French_Reader
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Excellent book about the life of Elizebeth Smith Friedman and her pioneer career in the field of codebreaking.
The book is well constructed, informative, and at times gripping (especially when it comes to her involvement in hunting spies during World War II).
This book offers also a lot about the history of the FBI, CIA, and NSA, revealing their amateurish nature at first, and their petty power fights.