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Born.A.Reader
Christmas by the Book | Anne Marie Ryan
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#12Booksof2025 @TheEllieMo December 🎄
Tagged: Christmas By the Book by Anne Marie Ryan
It wouldn't be December without me reading my favorite Christmas book. A cozy bookshop, Christmas season, the English Isles, what could be better? A must for any bookworm. 📚

TheEllieMo How did I not know about this? A book about books, set in a location not that far away from me?? I was panicking a bit because I couldn‘t find it, it appears that it is published in the UK as 2h
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Vansa
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Pickpick
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jenniferw88
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Pickpick

Especially if you're interested in Stuart Britain!

I doubted I'd finish this this year, but I've just sneaked it in!

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BarbaraJean
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Mehso-so

I snuck this Miss Marple short story into my December reading for the Snowflake prompt (set during winter/in snow) in the #ChristmasCrimeChallenge. I do love Miss Marple and her keen observations of human nature, but as is usual for me with Christie‘s short stories, I found this all too short.

Ruthiella I definitely prefer Christie‘s novels over her short stories. I almost never remember the plot of short stories. 🎄🔪🎅🏼💀 5d
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LeftyDv
Gabriel's Moon | William Boyd
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Pickpick

So much more than a spy novel, Gabriel‘s Moon is a book about humans being - or not being - who you think they are. Gabriel Pax is a likable enough protagonist, but thematically, espionage is the real character here. We‘re on a need to know basis, and Boyd makes sure the reader discovers things at the same time Pax does. Side note: my lungs and liver hurt just thinking about the excessive nicotine and booze contaminating Pax‘s body.

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TheEllieMo
Gabriel's Moon | William Boyd
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July was a bit of a low month reading-wise, but I did enjoy the first in Boyd‘s series featuring reluctant spy Gabriel Dax

#12BooksOf2025

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CarolynM
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#12Booksof2025 June

I enjoy satire and I enjoy literary pastiche and when the 2 are combined by a writer as talented as Jonathan Coe it is sure to be a hit with me. My favourite read in June.

TheEllieMo This would seem to tick all the boxes for me. Stacked! 6d
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Andrea313
Assembly | Natasha Brown
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I love these days and nights at the end of the year. I'm settling in tonight with a cozy throw (a gift, so appreciated) and a title that's been on my TBR for far too long. I'm so grateful for the chance to let time slow down, let obligations go, and just READ. #CurrentlyReading

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MittenGirlPeach
Christmas by the Book | Anne Marie Ryan
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Wending my way through lots of Christmas reads this month. Really enjoying this one. Sir Murray says hope your day has been a great one too! He got a GIANT bone!

dabbe 🤍🐾💛 1w
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Bibliophilebabe3425
Mobile Library: A Novel | David Whitehouse
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Sooooo…..how many books does everyone else try to fit into a carry on backpack over a week long trip with family for the Christmas holiday?!?

😂😅🤣

Texreader This looks about right!! 😂 2w
Suet624 Perfect! 2w
KathyWheeler I also take my Kindle and iPad in case I‘m not in the mood for anything I‘ve brought. 😄 2w
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DrSabrinaMoldenReads We have to have options 2w
Bookpearl Lawd!! I just traveled last week for four days and I only took my Kindle but felt like I left one my kids. 😩😂 2w
tournevis There are 878 books on my kobo (edited) 2w
Bibliophilebabe3425 I admire you all for being able to read books on e-devices and e-format!! Can‘t do it. Tried it to lighten the load on my backpack and had to go back to physical text books, I want to sell it so that I have more money for physical books!!! 2w
Bibliophilebabe3425 Thank you for chiming in on the normalcy of this holiday vacation experience and for affirming how I‘m handling myself this week. I knew I could count on you!! 2w
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