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PageShifter
A Clockwork Orange | Anthony Burgess
Pickpick

Wow, Alex was unbelievable unlikable character but that was a purpose. Reading this felt so disturbing.

I enjoyed the writing and it made me laugh several times. I loved all those slang words that were used, some of them were super clever!

The story itself was pretty simple but I was curious to see how everything was going to end.

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Lcsmcat
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Pickpick

Probably better on stage than on the page, this was a farcical romp that would be better-liked if Shakespeare hadn‘t done it better. But the hero gets the girl, the villains get tricked, and it ends with the above philosophy. #readyourkobo @CBee

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bibliothecarivs
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Halfway

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BarkingMadRead
Crime at Black Dudley | Margery Allingham
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mcctrish These chapters go a mile a minute ❤️❤️❤️ 7d
peanutnine Was it really a heart attack though? 7d
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BarkingMadRead @peanutnine I can‘t wait to find out! 7d
Ruthiella Why are they acting so shady? Surely if he had been stabbed, it would be obvious? Blood everywhere? 🤔 7d
Bklover Well, I‘m betting there‘s blood SOMEWHERE! 7d
julieclair If it really was a heart attack (which I doubt), then surely someone else is going to be stabbed at some point. We can't have this jewel-encrusted, legendary dagger hanging around without someone getting stabbed with it! 😉 7d
ElizaMarie Everyone is so bizarre. 7d
willaful @julieclair Chekov's legendary dagger. 6d
Ruthiella @willaful 😂😂😂 6d
eeclayton @willaful 😂😂😂 6d
rubyslippersreads @julieclair Yes, what a waste of a perfectly good dagger. 😂 4d
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Teresereading
Arcadia | Tom Stoppard
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In Derbyshire
Vale Tom Stoppard
#whereareyouMonday
@Cupcake12

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bunneeboy
Titus Andronicus | William Shakespeare
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Pickpick

Gotta hand it to him!
Total body count piece.

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katesulllivan
Inherit the Wind | Jerome Lawrence, Robert Edwin Lee

“Progress has never been a bargain. You have to pay for it.“

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katesulllivan
Inherit the Wind | Jerome Lawrence, Robert Edwin Lee

This book could be used in a high school setting. I think a lot of great conversations could be had from reading this book.

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katesulllivan
Inherit the Wind | Jerome Lawrence, Robert Edwin Lee
Pickpick

This historical fiction book published in 1969 is a fascinating read inspired by the Spokes Trials. This was a trial in which a teacher was prosecuted for teaching his students about evolution. It was super to read, especially as a future educator.

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mcctrish
November | David Mamet
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It was a good month ❤️ reading with this community makes my heart happy

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