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ARTDJG
The Mysteries | Bill Watterson
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Pickpick

?‍?️ What's most fascinating is this is Bill Watterson's "Calvin & Hobbes" follow-up.

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TieDyeDude
The Silent Gondoliers | William Goldman
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#TLT #threelistthursday @dabbe

🌊 Gentleman Overboard by Herbert Clyde Lewis

\ Flatland by Edwin A. Abbott

🚤 The Silent Gondoliers by William Goldman

(and, of course, #ilovemurderbot)

dabbe All new to me and now new to my TBR! Thanks for sharing. 🤩🤗😃 1mo
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SarahBookInterrupted
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Virginia is recommending a book that holds the Guinness World Record for the most translated book by a living author!

https://www.bookinterrupted.com/post/manuscript-monday-the-alchemist

#bookinterrupted #thealchemist #ManuscriptMonday #bookclub #bookrecommendations #bookstoread #guinnessworldrecord

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Pickpick

This was different for me, I don‘t usually read books like this but it is definitely on my top 10 list! The way the author gives the animals such heavy emotions that in a way he humanizes them. That was my favorite part. 5/5⭐️

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literarymermaid
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We recently started this book in my #Fable book club, Poetry for Poets. I've read it before and love it and had been inspired by it, so I wanted to share. Then I came back across this poem. I may not always feel this way, but it let's me have peace when I do.

BkClubCare Ty, I needed this right now. 2mo
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BoleyBooks
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Tackle the TBR 🤓📚
What are you reading?
#boleybooks #thealchemist #paolocoelho #bookbuds #bookchat

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AsYouWish
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The Midnight Society is getting ready to pick their February book! If you would like to join in on the fun, we would love to have you!

Link to Fable is in my Linktree in the comments

#Book #Club #BookClub #Fable #MidnightSociety #February #Pick #BookPick #JoinUs

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JenniferEgnor
The Mysteries | Bill Watterson
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I saw this book at Target this morning and was immediately attracted to it because of the art on the cover. As humans, we long to know everything. The who/what/why/where/when/how. Often when we find out, either it isn‘t enough, or we are disappointed. Can‘t we just be okay with not knowing? This book is a lesson about our need to know and why we don‘t need to know it all. The universe is infinite and we are a part of it; that‘s enough.

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kspenmoll
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In various stages of reading with the “ In process” books.
~Rivalry: 131/355
~Alchemist- finished Part One. Reading with 9th graders.
~Cooking- Chs.1-8
~St. Anne‘s - #audible ch.1
#bookreport

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