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Amiable
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OMG, this book! 😍 It totally stole my heart in a “A Man Called Ove” sort of way. I had tears in my eyes by the end. Loved it!

kspenmoll Oh! Your words are a wonderful incentive for me to read this book! 1h
Amiable @kspenmoll I think you‘ll love it ! now
Deblovestoread Stacking books also good for mental health! 💙 now
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BookishClaire
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If, for whatever reason, you need a hug in book form today, I‘ve got you covered!
https://ifyoulovethatreadthis.substack.com/p/if-you-love-a-book-that-feels-like

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Amiable
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I‘m struck by this assertion: A book does not exist until it is read. A writer writes the words. But WE as the reader decide what the story is. What a fabulous and provocative topic of discussion for a book club.

dabbe It takes two to tango! 🩶🖤🩶 7h
Sace I love this idea. 6h
Deblovestoread This is fascinating 💙 6h
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Amiable @dabbe Two … or 2 million! 🤯 6h
Amiable @Sace @Deblovestoread Isn‘t this interesting? What follows logically then is that every book actually exists as multiple books, depending on how many people have read it. So there are literally millions of versions of, say, “War & Peace.” Some that exist now and many others that existed years ago. 6h
AnnCrystal @Amiable “every book actually exists as multiple books“

That is an interesting theory!
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Lcsmcat @Amiable Absolutely! There are things that “change” as each person/generation brings their own experiences to a book. 19m
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Amiable
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I love this. ❤️

ShyBookOwl ❤️ 7h
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AvidReader25
Sipsworth | Simon Van Booy
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Pickpick

A portrait of loneliness & the power of connection. I loved this story of an English woman who returns to the UK after 60 years in Australia. Her path crosses w/a little mouse & unexpected connections follow. It reminds me of an even lovelier Man Called Ove. It was a reminder to look deeper than 1st impressions. It‘s one I‘d love to reread in the future. “The pleasantness of Sunday has come apart and lies in pieces at the feet of Monday.”

TiredLibrarian Waiting for my library hold on this to come in! 8h
AvidReader25 @TiredLibrarian Worth the wait! 2h
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Julsmarshall
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Pickpick

Twisty and fast paced, this was a little silly and stretched the boundaries of reality but the snarky vibe kept it interesting. Perfect #audiobook for a long travel day, it kept us listening and made the miles go faster.

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SilversReviews
The Orphan's Tale | Pam Jenoff
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Another good one from Pam!!

Thanks, @ChaoticMissAdventures

“20 Day Cover Challenge - As we start a new year and think about what we want in a book.

Choose 20 books that have stayed with you or influenced you. One book per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just covers.” 18/20.

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ImperfectCJ
Playground | Richard Powers
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Although it ate into my reading time, I enjoyed spending half of the day exploring a bit of my lovely city, situated in the most biodiverse county in the United States. Hopefully, in the years to come, we can make choices as a community to help support this biodiversity while also helping the humans of this ecosystem to live healthy, happy lives, regardless of what happens on a national level.

BarbaraBB I am happy for such places in the US. I hope it‘ll be an example to other counties, especially these coming years. 18h
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KathyWheeler
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Boy, was it a bit chilly this morning! When I went to walk, it was technically 40°, which I can do with a light jacket; however, the “feels like” temp was 29°, so I had to layer a bit AND wear a jacket and a hat. The characters in this book are just making me so sad for them all. #audiowalk