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#Rereadtheclassics

I'm really looking forward to tackling Anthony Trollope's Palliser series, starting with Can you forgive her?

All welcome to join in. This is a #chunkster so I'm happy to continue until we finish, however long it takes. Hopefully, not as long as The count of Monte Cristo 🫣😍

#BookSpinBingo

A pretty good mix of fiction and non-fiction planned reading for June.
1-3) #rereadtheclassics & #Serieslove2023 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView
4) #NaturaLitsy
5) #Literarycrew #buddyread @Librarybelle
6) #Shesaid @Riveted_Reader_Melissa
7) #Authoramonth @Soubhiville
8-11) #14books14weeks @TheHeartlandBookFairy
12-16) #Netgalleygroup #NGGSummerSmashup

Bring on the sun, G&T's and a whole lot of relaxation 😌 🍸

Yay!!!! My copy FINALLY arrived! I don‘t think I‘ll be able to resist it‘s pull @Cuilin

Starting this one tonight. Holy #chunkster Batman! I‘m finally caught up, although I‘ll never finish this one by the end of May 🤣

I'm trying to do better with my non-fiction reading. This #chunkster was so informative and one I highly recommend. Whilst it is heavy on details that some may find excessive...it spoke to my history loving heart. #bookspin @TheAromaofBooks

I‘m almost certainly biting off more than I can chew with this #chunkster (at 1127 pages) but I‘m going to give it a try. This is my next ebook which will serve two purposes:
I‘ll still be reading it when I fly to Rome (how perfect, right?) in early June, so it fills my Italy obsession at the moment. And it works for #Australia #foodandlit in June because the author is Australian. @Catsandbooks @Amiable

Wonderful! I loved this epic story of a group of fascinating young people trying to make their way across the US to better futures while learning their backstories and cheering them on. They are each exceptional and unforgettable. Great on #audio! #BookspinBingo #chunkster @TheAromaofBooks

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🔷Love this series….this one was a doozy and should count for 2 books….1400 plus pages. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/10967 #April #DoubleSpin

This #chunkster was such a very good and emotional post WWII read. I was instantly pulled into the story. This one has dual POV's and timelines but it's easy to follow and is done incredibly well. This author is one of my favorites and I highly recommend this read.

At nearly 1400 pages, this #chunkster manages to cram in quite a bit though the whole book takes plc in only a week! From business deals, espionage, weather disasters, horse races, a fire, feuds, romance and betrayals, this story of 1963 Hong Kong does keep the pages (delicately in this old copy!) turning. Written in 1981, it‘s interesting to see what attitudes have and haven‘t changed in the last 42 years. But the terms used show the book‘s age!