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Rachel.Rencher
Sleeping by the Mississippi | Patricia Hampl, Alec Soth, Anne Tucker
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Went to the art museum just to look at more books. 🤓 It was a cool experience to hear Alec Soth talk about his work and the meaning behind his photographs.

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Butterfinger
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I have gone to several signings. The last one I attended was with my best reading friend when we visited Ruta Sepetys in Greensboro. We walked into the store with her. It was such an awesome experience. #FunDaySunday @BookmarkTavern

charl08 Sounds brilliant! 7d
BookmarkTavern That sounds lovely! Thanks for posting! 7d
freeatlast1137 That‘s amazing, she is on my list of people to meet! 6d
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Graciouswarriorprincess
The Public Library: A Photographic Essay | Ann Patchett, Bill Moyers, Robert Dawson
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Attending an event tonight about public libraries sponsored by my local PBS station.

TheBookHippie Two things I adore! 1w
dabbe 🤩🤩🤩 1w
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TorieStorieS
The Antidote | Karen Russell
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Pickpick

Historical fiction steeped in magical realism unfolds here in a pre-technicolor Oz of Uz, NE. Beautifully written with multiple perspectives, the story comes from the titular Antidote, a Prairie Witch practiced in banking memories away from their experiencer, Asphodel, a fearless orphan obsessed with basketball & new love , her uncle, a farmer who finds sudden fortune after Black Sunday, Cleo, a New Deal photographer, a scarecrow & a cat!

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bibliothecarivs
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Pickpick

★★★★★

? Through Irish Eyes: A Visual Companion to Angela McCourt"s Ireland by David Pritchard, forward by Malachy McCourt

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booklover3258
People of Walmart: Shop and Awe | Andrew Kipple, Adam Kipple, Luke Wherry
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Mehso-so

What the heck did I just read?!?!? Didn't age well and super cringy.

For the rest of the review, visit my Vlog at:

https://youtube.com/shorts/Ccqa2voq-GY?feature=share

Enjoy!

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TracyReadsBooks
The Antidote | Karen Russell
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And…I now interrupt all in-progress reading to start this one. Russell never disappoints, always entertains. Look forward to a great read.

Karisimo I started this today too! 3w
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BoleyBooks
Antidote | Karen Russell
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DinoMom
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My temporary house guest makes the best reading snuggle bug! I mean, I have to keep reading she is very comfortable and should not be disturbed.

monalyisha Ah! Too cute! 🤩🐶🤩 3w
TheSpineView Adorable!❤️🐾❤️ 3w
dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 3w
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julieclair
Nonfiction | Christopher Anderson
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I‘m hoping to finish more than one of these in March for #MonthlyNonfiction2025 . 🤞☘️

What interesting reads does everyone else have on their lists?

All are welcome to join, just let me know if you‘d like to be added to the tag list.

Optional StoryGraph Challenge: https://app.thestorygraph.com/reading_challenges/05fd860d-5e9b-45d6-bdf4-28410ac...

willaful I don't have a current plan but usually something comes to me. The To Do List looks interesting... 1mo
TheAromaofBooks I'm not sure if I'll get to it, but my pick from the 200s is a biography of Rich Mullins, one of my favorite singer/songwriters. I've read it before, but it's been years ago. 1mo
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MonicaLoves2Read Propaganda girls, Free, Naples 1944, and The Ride I plan to try to get to all of these in March 1mo
MonicaLoves2Read Quick question: how do ya'll get the book to come up blue? 1mo
mhillis @MonicaLoves2Read When you‘re writing your comment, you‘ll see two little icons below, a bookmark one and a skull and crossbones one. If you press the bookmark one, you can tag a book. The ☠️ is to hide your comment if it‘s a spoiler. Hope that helps 🙌 1mo
julieclair @peanutnine Your book may be a microhistory, but it has a macro title! 😂 And it sounds like great fun! 1mo
julieclair @TheAromaofBooks I love how you‘re reading in numerical Dewey order. I‘m trying to hit all the number categories, but I‘m just randomly checking them off as I go. 🤪 Yours is a much more logical approach. 👍 1mo
julieclair @MonicaLoves2Read That‘s a great variety! 1mo
julieclair @mhillis That sounds fascinating! And the author‘s last name, Scales, is particularly apropos. 😂 1mo
mhillis @julieclair Right, isn‘t that interesting!! 1mo
TheAromaofBooks It helps that all my nonfiction are already sorted out in Dewey order 😂 1mo
julieclair @TheAromaofBooks I am definitely impressed! 😂 1mo
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