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Amélie is expressing my opinion of the ending. An early novel, this shows the promise of what Cash will become. But it‘s not there yet. It does a great job of evoking its place, and I want to love some of the characters. But they‘re not totally believable. Still a good escapist read. It‘ll be interesting to hear my non southern book club members‘ opinions. #LetterL #LitsyAtoZ @Texreader

Texreader 💕💚🐈‍⬛💕💚 4h
Ruthiella 😻😻😻 4h
Aims42 😹😹😹 3h
dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 2h
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Loved the Kyrie this morning! Although I can‘t say the same for Ockeghem‘s hat. 😂 @AnnCecilie @kspenmoll

quietlycuriouskate I listened to the whole album the track came from. I do NOT want the whole outfit that hat belongs with! 13h
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My February stats. Proud Shoes was the highest ranked, but the tagged book is so important right now.

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My #readyourebooks list is ready, now that I‘ve downloaded and converted my ebooks. @CBee

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I took the final steps today to totally disconnect from Amazon. #kobo on the way. #HitThemWhereItHurts #resist

Aims42 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 4d
Amiable I don‘t have a Kindle. But I canceled my Washington Post subscription today! 4d
AmyG I canceled my Washington Post subscription a while ago. Goodbye Prime. 4d
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Lcsmcat @Amiable @AmyG We canceled our Post subscription before the election. I wish I could cancel it again. 😀 4d
StaceGhost I love my kobo! 4d
willaful Bravo! 4d
catiewithac Which kind of Kobo did you get? I‘m looking to replace my kindle paper white. 💪🏼 4d
Lcsmcat @catiewithac I ordered the Libra Color. It‘s not here yet, but I‘ll let you know once I have it. ❤️ 4d
TheBookHippie @Lcsmcat yes please advise!!! 4d
Amiable @Lcsmcat @AmyG As a former newspaper journalist, I‘ve been holding on in solidarity with the WaPo reporters who are trying to do their jobs. Bezos doesn‘t make his fortune with WaPo. It‘s just a tax write-off for him. When subscriptions plummet, it‘s the newsroom staff that suffers with layoffs. I‘ve been there, done that. But Bezos‘ bullsh!t today with the op-ed directive crossed the line for me. I can‘t do it anymore. 🤬 4d
Deblovestoread Just finished downloading all my books today. Bozos will not longer get any $$ from me. Just a drop in the bucket but going to put my money where my mouth is. Look forward to your post about your new kobo. 4d
Lcsmcat @Amiable I didn‘t drop my subscription lightly, but editorial decisions made it clear where his loyalty lay, and it wasn‘t with the truth. Very sad, and I hope some new sources for news will emerge and employee those dedicated journalists. 4d
Amiable @Deblovestoread That‘s how I feel. Some of my coworkers have rolled their eyes for several years at my insistence on boycotting certain companies—basically with the attitude of “what difference does your single purchase make?” I say it‘s one of the things I‘m able to control, and it makes me feel better to make those choices. 4d
Lcsmcat @Amiable @Deblovestoread Exactly. My purchases might be a drop in the bucket, but if we all get together, they‘re not. And I‘m doing something. Fascists and other dictators thrive when good people feel helpless. 4d
DogMomIrene @Lcsmcat @catiewithac I‘ve had my Kobo Libra Color for months now. Maybe a year. Love it. I bought the stylus, but I never use it. I haven‘t used the notating/journaling features. If I were a student, I could see using them. But highlighting works for me. I do miss the Kindle option to capture highlights in shareable graphics. That‘s convenient. But I‘ll type future quotes to share from Kobo. 4d
Lcsmcat @DogMomIrene Good to know! I‘ve read on the Kobo app but this will be my first device. 4d
rwmg @DogMomIrene Forgive me if I'm stating the obvious, but to share highlights from my Kobo, I open the Kobo app on my tablet then screenshot the page and crop it down as necessary. Then send/post it like any other image. (edited) 3d
DogMomIrene @rwmg I see how that would work. It‘s not really as aesthetically pleasing as I would prefer. That‘s what I think the Kindle app does better. When I select a highlight, I‘m given a few choices for how I‘d like it to look. “Kindle Quotes” with different colored backgrounds, fonts, and it always includes title & author. I‘m a picky pants about aesthetics, especially readability, so this is the one feature I miss when I‘m using my Kobo. 3d
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The Beginning of Spring | Penelope Fitzgerald
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There‘s a lot to unpack in this slim novel, and I will be puzzling on it for a while. Sparkling bits of humor and quirky characters set against personal tragedy and absurd yet unsettling politics make this a dense read. Beautiful writing and the ability to portray a very different time and place make this worth the effort.

Graywacke I wish i had seen this sooner. I‘m half way through now. Love Penny! 1d
Lcsmcat @Graywacke I look forward to hearing your thoughts! 1d
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Calling all #Kobo users! I‘m switching away from Amazon (and all the oligarchs) so I‘m ditching my Kindle Paperwhite and looking for a Kobo. Which one do you like best, and why? My preference is for lightweight and small enough to fit in a purse, but I‘m flexible. Convince me that your version is the best one. 😀

TheBookHippie I need this info as well… 6d
TheKidUpstairs I keep it super simple, I've got the Clara BW. It's the most basic, which is what I want. E-ink, glare free, screen lights up for night reading, but without the glare and eye strain I get reading on a tablet style reader. Simple interface, connects to OverDrive/Libby so I can borrow ebooks from the library. My main complaint is that I find Kobos only last about 5 years before being to be replaced (not sure how that is vs Kindle, or if it's just me 6d
Lcsmcat @TheKidUpstairs Can you highlight text? I know you can use the stylus on the higher model but I don‘t tend to write notes so much, but I constantly highlight quotes I want to share. 6d
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TheKidUpstairs @Lcsmcat yes, you can highlight! 6d
Lcsmcat @TheKidUpstairs Thanks! This is helpful information! 6d
Deblovestoread Thanks for this as I‘m doing the same. Killing all things Amazon! 5d
Flaneurette I really like my kobo libra color bc I love buttons and it comes in white 5d
Lcsmcat @Flaneurette Do you use the stylus? And is it reasonably lightweight? (I tend to read my Chunksters this way to save my wrists!) 5d
Flaneurette @Lcsmcat I don‘t love the stylus because the libra seems too small to write on and the palm rejection isn‘t great but maybe I need to use it more to get used to it. The device is very light and ergonomic- very comfortable to read on 5d
Lcsmcat @Flaneurette Thank you! This is very helpful! 5d
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The Beginning of Spring | Penelope Fitzgerald
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Just going to leave that there. 😂

Leftcoastzen 😄 6d
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Life | Lu Yao
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The writing was very stilted feeling, who‘s is perhaps more on the translator than the author, but I lost interest 17% in.

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Here‘s my #bookspin for March, trying to fill in some #litsyatoz prompts at the same time. 😀 @TheAromaofBooks @Texreader

Texreader Yay! 6d
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 6d
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Lcsmcat
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WTF did I just read? This seemed like it should have been a poem instead of a 434 page novel, as it was all symbolism and no plot or character development. Unless you read Spanish, French, and German (with a little Latin) reading it on a device with translation capability is helpful. And a knowledge of Peter Loree‘s filmography, post-WWII politics, and Mexican geography would also be helpful. Glad I pushed through and finished, but 👇🏻

Lcsmcat 👆🏻don‘t know that I‘ll read any other Lowrey. #readyourkindle @cbee 1w
Daisey This is a better review than I gave it, but at the same time you noted some of the same things I remember. This one and one more are on the 1001 list, so I might force myself through that other one at some point. 1w
Lcsmcat @Daisey I read it because it‘s on this scratch-off poster my sister gave me. 😀 The reasons we choose books are sometimes odd. 1w
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Lcsmcat @Daisey Just went and read your review. I could not have done this in audio format! It was difficult enough in print to know whether something was actually happening or was a figment of the Consul‘s drunken imaginings! 1w
Ruthiella Oh, I hated this book. I also read it because it was on a “best of” list. That was 25 years ago, so maybe I‘d appreciate it more now…. 1w
Lcsmcat @Ruthiella Or not. 😂 1w
Ruthiella @Lcsmcat 😂😂😂 1w
CBee Gee, sounds ummm, interesting? But maybe not in a good way 😂😂 1w
Daisey @Ruthiella I‘m with @Lcsmcat here. It‘s not worth rereading to find out. 😂 1w
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Pauli Murray - lawyer, civil rights activist, Episcopal priest, poet, friend of Eleanor Roosevelt - grew up in Durham NC. This is the story of her grandparents and great grandparents, their different backgrounds and races, and particularly their time between the war and Jim Crow when people thought it was going to be a more direct route to equality. Highly recommend. It‘s engagingly written and immersed me in her world.

Kimzey I‘ve been meaning to learn more about Pauli Murray. I have Song in a Weary Throat in my Audible library, but have yet to listen. Stacking this one too! 1w
Kimzey @Lcsmcat Thank you! Will check it out! 1w
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Beautiful writing, without any sensationalism or exaggeration, telling what it was like to live through 1943 & 44 in Italy, first far enough from the fighting to be considered a safe place to evacuate children, then literally the front lines. Fleeing at a moments notice, on foot, with 4 infants, 23 children under 10, and various adults. Dealing with partisans, fascists and Germans, all armed, all wanting to take whatever food, clothes etc.

Lcsmcat And thought it all she works on saving lives, while the fate of her extended family is unknown. Highly recommended. #letterW #litsyatoz @Texreader 2w
Texreader Sounds so good. 2w
Lcsmcat @Texreader It is, and I recommend reading her earlier diaries first 2w
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We have no room on our bookshelves, but also no self-control. 😂 We spent this rainy day in two secondhand book stores and came away with these treasures. #bookhaul

AmyG Sounds like a great day! 2w
Julsmarshall You‘ve got some real gems there! 2w
merelybookish Looks like you had fun! 2w
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Ruthiella Fantastic haul! 🤩 2w
Leftcoastzen Wow! 2w
kspenmoll Best way to spend a day!!!! 2w
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The Geoffrey chapters annoy me, but then the Hugh chapters have a sentence like this. 😂

Leftcoastzen This book ! Love it & don‘t love it! 3w
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Rome in May of 1943. Would that I can be that sanguine!

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Like with most short story collections, I liked some more than others. So many were heartbreaking. But also full of love of family. Sony‘s Gone might have been my favorite, but The Bones of Louella Brown was also a favorite. #bookspin @TheAromaofBooks

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 3w
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My edition seems to want to shed its pages - and it‘s only February. How are you managing a reread @AnnCecilie ?

AnneCecilie Mine has no problems with that. Maybe you was unlucky with your copy? 3w
Lcsmcat @AnneCecilie We did buy it secondhand, but it didn‘t look like it had ever been read. 🤷🏻‍♀️ 3w
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While I was at a work retreat my husband found this in a 2nd hand book shop and bought it for me. And the CD is still there! If you are (or know) an #oboist, you know how exciting this is. He gets me. ❤️

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I can deal with unlikable characters, but in this book they got more unlikable as each chapter unfolded and I found nothing to redeem them. Every character is in a weird spot where they think they are superior while simultaneously feeling like everyone else feels superior to them. The final act of the “first love” was so selfish. I don‘t understand those who call the book romantic. Some decent writing, but not enough to save it for me.

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Started my #bookspin today! @TheAromaofBooks

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 1mo
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My February list for #readyourkindle. Maybe I‘ll do better than one completion this month. 😀 @CBee

CBee One is better than I did! 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ 1mo
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Black Cake | Charmaine Wilkerson
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I loved this novel of family, identity, and the power of cake. 😂 Seriously, it‘s a well written story that draws you in and with one exception, makes you love all the characters. I‘m looking forward to my book club‘s discussion. #litsyAtoZ #letterB

mcctrish I really enjoyed this and honestly had no idea ‘christmas cake‘ had travelled so far 1mo
MrsMalaprop I have the same kitchen aid ❤️ 1mo
Lcsmcat @mcctrish And with a twist. 😀 I may have to try the recipe that was tucked in my copy. 1mo
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Informative. Disturbing. Sometimes funny. How do you describe this book? It sucks you in with a premise of a ridiculous “infomercial” for American Beef exports, and unwraps layers of things we don‘t like to think about. I don‘t eat factory-farmed meat but if I did before this book would have made me stop. Not preachy, but gets the message through loud and clear.

Melismatic This really was so so good! 1mo
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My February #bookspin is ready! @TheAromaofBooks

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 1mo
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Definitely a #blameitonlitsy purchase, but one that‘s useful/appropriate for our times. Maybe Montaigne is the way to help us find our way back to each other. #litsyatoz #letterM

Tamra Oh, this is a good reminder to take my Montaigne off the shelf! I really enjoyed his essays and have meant to get back to them. The complete collection is perfect for dipping in & out. 1mo
Lcsmcat @Tamra Do you have a favorite translation or so you go back and forth? 1mo
Tamra @Lcsmcat my translation is by Donald Frame. The Complete Essays of Montaigne. I haven‘t read any others, but I‘d be interested. 1mo
Lcsmcat @Tamra My Kindle version is Cotten/Florin/Hazlitt. (It was cheap 😀) but I may invest in a paper copy a with a different translation. As tempting as it is to read it in French, I‘m not sure I‘m up to the archaic language! 1mo
Tamra @Lcsmcat oh, yes that would be difficult! Even reading it in translation requires concentration. 1mo
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A fascinating look at Tudor history from another angle, through a different lens. Written in an accessible narrative style backed up by solid research this volume follows the rise and fall and rise again (and fall again, and rise again . . .) of the Dudley family who rose first with Henry VII and then served four more monarchs (five if you count Queen Jane, the 9 days Queen.) Pictured is Robert Dudley, favorite of Elizabeth I.

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This has become our morning routine. This morning (Steve Reich) was the first time I didn‘t want to listen to multiple recordings of the say‘s selection. Oh well, tomorrow is Shubert. @AnnCecilie

Ruthiella I love his “Variations for Winds, Strings and Keyboards”, but it is the only thing I know. Very repetitive but for me, soothing. 1mo
quietlycuriouskate I'm reading/listening, too! Have to say I'm of a mind with you re today's piece. 1mo
AnneCecilie I didn‘t like this one either. I can‘t explain with, but something with the rhythm and the mood. 1mo
Lcsmcat @AnneCecilie To my ear it didn‘t go anywhere. But for the most part I have loved her selections. (edited) 1mo
Lcsmcat @Ruthiella I‘ll have to check that one out. 1mo
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Iris Origo writes this for herself, not for publication, in the years 1939-40, living in Italy and married to an Italian, but of British and American parentage she has a unique perspective on the war brewing in Europe. So well written that after finishing it, before writing this, I went online and ordered two more (tagged in comments.) I could do worse than take her as a model for how to get through the next regime. #LitsyAtoZ #letterC @Texreader

Lcsmcat If you‘re not conversant (as I am not) in the details of the beginnings of WWII, or early 20th century Italian politics, prepare to do some Googling. She wrote this for herself so people and events aren‘t always explained. 1mo
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I know the print is small, but I wanted to give you the whole quote. Written in 1939 about Mussolini. But . . . Plus ça change, plus c‘est la même chose.

Leftcoastzen Wow! Enough said . 1mo
Texreader Thanks for posting. Wow 1mo
kspenmoll A third wow, but not a surprise. Thank you for posting! 1mo
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The diary of a woman whose mother was British, father was American, and husband was Italian. She lived in Italy and is writing during 1939-1940. In a fascist regime. I think there may be much to learn from this slim volume.

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Jessie Childs draws Henry Howard for us, complete with his strengths as and weaknesses, neither hero nor villain. And in so doing she illustrates the terrifying times of Henrican England. Henry VIII‘s tyranny, paranoia, megalomania, and hubris are all too familiar in our age. An appropriate read just prior to the upcoming inauguration.#bookedintime @Cuilin

Cuilin Every book I‘m reading lately seems to have parallels to current times, Hard Times, Les Mis, Anna Karenina,, and Tudor Times. I‘m realizing that not enough people read these books or history and it shows. 1mo
Lcsmcat @Cuilin Younailed it. I think a large part in what got us where we are was the demotion of the humanities and the gutting of arts education. 1mo
RamsFan1963 I just read Henry V biography by Dan Jones, and now I'm reading The War of The Roses, also by Jones. It sounds like something I need to read next. 1mo
Lcsmcat @RamsFan1963 I‘ve not read anything by him. I‘ll have to check him out. 1mo
Cuilin @RamsFan1963 I read The Plantagenets, it was so good. I have Henry V on my TBR and now I‘m adding The War of the Roses. 1mo
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Who knew that Henry, Earl of Surrey, invented the “Shakespearean Sonnet!

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I picked this up because I heard the author on a panel about the Tudor era, and so far it doesn‘t disappoint.

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Hard Times | Charles Dickens
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My apologies to the #whatthedickens group, but I got going and couldn‘t stop, so I‘ve finished already. ☺️ I want to participate in discussions so I‘ll hold off on my review, but I must comment on the illustrations. They seemed oddly both familiar and disturbing, and not quite up to my inward images of the characters. So I looked up the illustrator. He did a lot of Penguin covers in the 60s, 👇🏻

Lcsmcat but is perhaps best known for doing the color artwork- and being a live model! - for The Joy of Sex. 😏 Here‘s a link to an interesting article about it. https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-15309357 @Cuilin 2mo
Cuilin I finished the book too, oops. Interesting illustrator, for some Hard Times could be another name for Joy of Sex. 😆 🤦‍♀️ 2mo
Lcsmcat @Cuilin 😂🤣😂🤣 2mo
AvidReader25 I‘m in the third book! This one moves so fast it‘s hard to slow down. 2mo
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Most of the books for my irl book club arrived today! Now to find places for them all . . . #bookhaul

kspenmoll Look like some wonderful books in your haul! 2mo
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Hard Times | Charles Dickens
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Cuilin He really was ill prepared for life. 2mo
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I‘m going to have to bail on this one. The writing is dry and it reads like a dissertation. Example “At the point when Perceval rides out into the grey and empty dawn from the deserted castle, we are two-fifths of the way through Chrétien‘s work in its unfinished form.” That‘s a sentence chosen at random. ? I wanted to like it, but when reading becomes a chore, I‘m out. Too many good books out there. #doublespin @TheAromaofBooks

Aims42 Life‘s too short for boring books! Hopefully your next read is a great one 🤞 2mo
Lcsmcat @willaful 😂😂😂 2mo
TheAromaofBooks Off the list and on to something better!! 2mo
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Mom & Me & Mom | Maya Angelou
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Another great installment in Maya Angelou‘s memoirs, (and vastly different from the last memoir I reviewed!) She was an amazing writer and she pays loving tribute to her mother without ignoring her faults. A definite 👍🏻
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TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 2mo
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I found the author to be too self-centered and judgmental to garner my sympathy. She snarks on about the “tourists” who are just after a picture for instagram, yet the hikes she describes taking in those parks I am familiar with are ones we took as a family when my kids were in the single digits - hardly epic hikes. This was my 1st #readyourkindle and I‘m just sorry it‘s not a paperback I can give away. @CBee

CBee Hopefully the next one will be much better🤞🏻 2mo
Lcsmcat @CBee 🤞🏻 And hey, now I don‘t have to worry about reading anything else by that author! 😀 2mo
CBee @Lcsmcat silver linings!! 2mo
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Hard Times | Charles Dickens
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The illustrations in my edition are copyright 1966, and I think it shows. Not what I expect but suitably grim for Coketown! #whatthedickens @Cuilin

Cuilin Grim is the perfect word to describe Coketown. Great illustration . My Penguin edition has none. 😞 2mo
AvidReader25 This one is on my list for this year. It‘s one of the few Dickens I haven‘t read yet. 2mo
Lcsmcat @AvidReader25 It‘s one of his shortest, so if you want to join us, it‘s a low-key buddy read with a “check in” mid month and a discussion at the end of January. 2mo
AvidReader25 I‘m in! Starting it today. 2mo
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The first book of 2025! For my irl book club, written by a cellist, the wedding scene is full of all the horrors you know he has played. It was highly amusing and I enjoyed it highly.

Susanita I loved this book, especially the wacky wedding scene. 2mo
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Here are my #readyourkindle picks for January. Will I read them all? Doubtful. But I‘ll knock at least one of them off the TBR. @CBee

CBee Read one or four! Anything read is progress 😊 2mo
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Mom & Me & Mom | Maya Angelou
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My first #bookspin and #doublespin of 2025!

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Hard Times | Charles Dickens
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Hard cover ready for reading at home (with illustrations by Charles Raymond) and Kindle edition for reading while out and about. I‘m ready for #whatthedickens! About half of my Dickens novels are in this binding, which I often find in second hand shops.

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I always enjoy seeing people‘s reading stats, so here‘s my 2024 “year in books.” (The longest, in case you can‘t read the title, is Nicholas Nickleby.)

Ruthiella Great work! 👏👏👏 2mo
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The Mutual Friend | Frederick Busch
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This has sat unread on my shelf for YEARS. I‘m glad to have finally gotten around to reading it, and while it‘s not exactly flattering to Dickens it was a well-crafted novel that explored those close to me “the Chief” and I‘m glad I read it. My final #doublespin of 2024, and (unusually for me) I‘m ready to start 2025 with no book in progress. It‘s a clean slate. @TheAromaofBooks

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 2mo
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I‘m going to try to “read down” the backlog on my kindle. Because how many challenges are too many, really? 🤷🏻‍♀️#readyourkindle @CBee

CBee Looks great 👍🏻 2mo
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My #bookspin for January is all nonfiction and heavily Tudor for #bookedintime. @TheAromaofBooks @Cuilin

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Cuilin Love it!!!! I need to check out some of those titles. 2mo
Lcsmcat They‘re mostly authors I heard on a panel talking about H8. They were interesting women so I looked for their books. 2mo
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Place Match | Katherine Loflin
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Required reading for work is interrupting my “real” reading. 😂

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