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My Scandalous Viscount | Gaelen Foley

#bookscape #readerporn I'm in a bit of a reading slump right now, between grad school and family. Ugh.😞(photo found on FB)

SheReadsAndWrites Me too! I go through phases and I‘ve been in a watching shows phase. Hoping to get my reading phase going again soon...😊 7y

MemoirsForMe It's been a busy month here too. Hope you find time for another great read soon. 😊 7y

BookishBlonde12 It gets better! I'm pulling out of my slump now. Love that reading room! 7y

Johanna414 Don't you feel like you'd never have a reading slump if only you had that room to read in though?! 😍😍😍 (edited) 7y

EllieDottie This is so gorgeous!!! I feel like I've been in a reading slump as well!!! For a few months! 7y

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When the Scoundrel Sins | Anna Harrington

#bookscape #readerporn📚💚📚 (photo found on FB)

Jess7 Nice!!!!! 7y

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Female Quixotism: Exhibited in the Romantic Opinions and Extravagant Adventures of Dorcasina Sheldon | Tabitha Tenney, Jean Nienkamp, Andrea Collins

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britt_brooke 😍 7y

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Pretty Baby | Mary Kubica

So here's another #shelfie of mine. (Am I being too narcissistic here? 😆) This is the right side of the bottom shelf of @BookBabe 's and my #schoolmarm desk. You're starting to get the full picture of it all now as this is the 3rd pic of it 😊. #Coale was playing with coins again 😼. Any titles stick out to you as superb or meh?

OffTheBeatenShelf.com Looks very similar to my shelf! 👍🏼 8y

itsbrb 1Q84! 👏🏽🙌🏽 I don't think I'll ever stop thinking about that one! 8y

cariashley I just finished it recently, loved

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GinaAnderson The Dinner was very good but I wasn't blown away by Ready Player One. 8y

Hobbinol The Dinner is great. Plus, I suspect it will make for some great dinnerscapes to post here. 8y

Lidia The Paris wife was pretty good 8y

Sarahr875 1q84 and The Dinner are both books I've been wanting to read. I love your shelfies ! 8y

Dogearedcopy I read 'The Paris Wife' last summer in anticipation of reading 'Circling the Sun.' TPW was definitely the stronger of the two; and gave me an insight and appreciation regarding Hemingway. If/when you read this one, I would love to discuss!

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LauraBeth These are all good 😀 8y

Dogearedcopy I listened to 'Ready Player One' (narrated by Wil Wheaton) and it was a *lot* of fun! I didn't feel that you needed to be familiar with the '80s references, though the story probably resonates more with those that remember the time. Also, WW as the narrator is just too perfect! 😉

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[DELETED] 2232195534 Heard good things about The Dinner and also Mary Kubica's books... 8y

johnnie_cakes Juliet was my favorite book of 2010. 8y

LeahBergen I really liked

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KafkaKitten 1Q84! Then again, I'm partial to pretty much anything by Murakami. 8y

JenlovesJT47 Didn't like Pretty Baby 😌 8y

JenlovesJT47 Just noticed Dollface. Absolutely loooooooved that book! Perhaps because I feel I should have lived back in the 1920s 😋 8y

LauraBrook Ready Player One was AWESOME!!! 8y

BeckyRoy I liked The Dinner. I loved Ready Player One! 8y

ellareads I liked The Good Girl and The Dinner but I loved Ready Player One. The Paris Wife is in my TBR pile. 8y

aeeklund Ready Player One was so much fun! 8y

katedensen The Dinner has been on my TBR list for years. 8y

Mdargusch I really liked the dinner. A good, suspenseful read. 8y

TNbooklover66 I loved The Enchanted Life of Adam Hope and 1Q84! 8y

Alisnazzy I have 1Q84 waiting for me when I get back to FL. Can't wait to read it. 8y

Alisnazzy the good girl was disappointing and quite problematic 😕 8y

Alisnazzy @KafkaKitten same!! Murakami all day, every day 8y

Lani_bug Juliet was a good read! 8y

KafkaKitten @Ambrosnazzy Yes!!! It's always good to find another Murakami fan 😄 8y

Zelma Ready Player One won't change your life but is a really enjoyable ride. And not narcissistic; we ❤️ shelfies here on Litsy. It's like reader porn. 😂 8y

Abailliekaras Murakami all the way! 😍 8y

megt Ready Player One was a lot of fun! And I read and enjoyed Juliet a few years ago. 8y

Ashley31 Love, love, love The Paris Wife! 8y

EnidBiteEm I've been meaning to read The Paris Wife and IQ84... 8y

Dragon I liked IQ84 but be prepared for weird 8y

Cortg The Paris Wife was good! 8y

Moonpa The Paris Wife was good but The Dinner generated one of my book club's best discussions. 8y

becausetrains Coale needs to lay off the slot machines! 😹 I grew up with nerds, so Ready Player One resonated with me. 8y

RealLifeReading The only one I've read is Ready Player One and that was such fun 8y

Procrastireader I found Ready Player One a lot like The Hunger Games--a lot of really interesting ideas that the writing couldn't quite live up to. 8y

MrBook @aeeklund @Zelma @megt @RealLifeReading @Procrastireader @BeckyRoy @LauraBrook @Dogearedcopy @ellareads I enjoyed RP1! It was a lot of fun that produced some warming nostalgia 😊👍🏻. I want to check out the audio now 😁! @OffTheBeatenShelf.com #KindredSpirits then 😉👍🏻👌🏻🙌🏻! @itsbrb @cariashley @Sarahr875 @KafkaKitten @TNbooklover66 @Ambrosnazzy @Abailliekaras @EnidBiteEm @Dragon Murakami fans in the house 😎😊👏🏻👌🏻🙌🏻! 8y

MrBook @GinaAnderson @Hobbinol @Sarahr875 @kaysreadinglife @LeahBergen @BeckyRoy @ellareads @katedfisher @Mdargusch @Moonpa A lot of love for Koch also 😊👏🏻👍🏻👌🏻🙌🏻! I'm reading Summer House right now and thoroughly enjoying it. 8y

MrBook @Lidia @Dogearedcopy @ellareads @Ashley31 @EnidBiteEm @Cortg @Moonpa I haven't read Paris Wife yet but @BookBabe liked it 😊👍🏻! @LauraBeth Thank you 😁😁😁👍🏻👌🏻! @kaysreadinglife @JenlovesJT47 @ellareads @Ambrosnazzy Readers of Mary's books tend to either like her work or not like, not much in the way of middle ground. @BookBabe and I had the chance last year to Skype with her for a couple hours, and it was awesome. 😁😆😎👌🏻! 8y

MrBook @johnnie_cakes @Lani_bug @megt I've heard good things about Juliet too, so I got it for @BookBabe 😊👍🏻. @JenlovesJT47 Glad you liked Dollface because I got it for @BookBabe 😁👏🏻👍🏻👌🏻! She loves the 20s as well 😊. @TNbooklover66 I like books with similar sounding titles 😁👍🏻👌🏻! @Zelma 😂😂😂 #shelfies & #readerporn 😂😂😂! @becausetrains #Coale needs to get off his butt and get a job 😂😂😂👏🏻! 8y

ReadingRover I need to read a Kubica book soon. I have a few on my list and can't decide which to start with! 8y

MrBook @ReadingRover I like to go in the order in which the books were written. If you want to follow suit, "The Good Girl" (which came out *before* "Gone Girl", by the way ?). ??? 8y

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