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Pickpick

Having the unimaginable done to you. Doing the unthinkable. That‘s what this book is about. It‘s about seeing your family members as they truly are. Yourself too for that matter. It takes looking at the past with eyes relaxed to a blur to see it, vague at first then shockingly clear. Set on a farm where you want bounty and nostalgia, you find only debt and darkness.

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CaitlinR
Learwife | J R Thorp
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Bailedbailed

The language in this novel was absolutely beautiful. Unfortunately, with everything that I have going on, I just couldn‘t concentrate enough to do it justice, so I‘ve set it aside for another day. Anyway, this is a temporary bail, but a bail nonetheless ☹️

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WildAlaskaBibliophile
Fool: A Novel | Christopher Moore
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1. Yes, in high school and I immediately regretted it and felt horrible. He didn't want to be my friend after that, but we talked it out eventually.
2. “Fool“ by Christopher Moore. I remember laughing out loud reading this book.
#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView

TheSpineView Thanks for playing! 😊 2mo
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lil1inblue
Fool: A Novel | Christopher Moore
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1. My officemates and I play all kinds of practical jokes on each other. We have saran wrapped desks, changed languages and screen orientation on computers, and we have rubber band and nerf gun wars. One person even did the stapler in the jello from The Office.
2. Pocket from Fool by Christopher Moore immediately came to mind when I saw this prompt. What a great character and book.

Happy Tuesday!
#two4tuesday

TheSpineView Too funny!😂😉😊 2mo
peaKnit That sounds like a fun office! I was in an office like that for a long time, so fun! Keeps things light, especially when work is heavy. 2mo
lil1inblue @peaKnit It is a great office. We're a small bunch, and we try to keep it fun when we can. 😻 2mo
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DHill
King Lear | William Shakespeare
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Sunday morning with two of my three girls. 😉

#sideeyedog dogsoflitsy

dabbe Look at those adorable fuzzies! 🖤🐾🐾🖤 5mo
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Andrea313
King Lear | William Shakespeare
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I'm unbelievably excited to be seeing one of my all-time favorite actors, Paul Gross, in King Lear today at the Stratford Festival. I'd been saving his episodes on the Outrageous Fortune podcast for the drive up, and I'm so glad I did. Listening to him talk about the play, and the struggles and rewards of making art more generally, was the perfect teaser for the performance and made me unexpectedly emotional more than once. #SeeMoreTheatre

quietjenn Ah, how cool! Have an amazing time! 7mo
Ruthiella Awesome! 7mo
Booksblanketsandahotbeverage This sounds like it was amazing! 4mo
Andrea313 @Booksblanketsandahotbeverage It absolutely was! I was surprised that he found so much comedy in Lear; a very different take than what I'm used to, but no less affecting. 4mo
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JuliaTheBookNerd
Fool: A Novel | Christopher Moore
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#JokeDay 😂 #SummerSpecial 🏖️☀️🌻🎆🍉

#BookNerd 🤓📚💙

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Great collection 🩷❤️🧡💙🩵💛 9mo
Eggs Nicely done 🙏🏻👏🏻 9mo
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Littlewolf1
Fool: A Novel | Christopher Moore
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Pickpick

4.8⭐️ for this hilarious retelling of King Lear, that‘s full of murder, espionage, witches, and heinous f@$&ery. No, there is no spice in this book; however, there is a lot of people being shagged, including a ghost. I‘ve never had so much fun with retelling, but I would expect nothing from less from Christopher Moore. #DoubleBookSpin for #BookSpinBingo.

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Twainy
Fool: A Novel | Christopher Moore
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Pickpick


🎧 New favorite Moore book.

Naughtiness level? Through the roof. Beware the bawdiness!!

I laughed a lot!

I wouldn‘t pick this as my first Moore … but if you‘re familiar with his writing … have you read Lamb & are you looking for more … then this could be the hilarious book for you! British humor?!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Onioons
Learwife | J R Thorp
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“And you, you do not feel old, despite being as old as God?
I feel as I am. A queen.“
A fascinating portrait of a woman who was banished from her marriage, children and life. Telling her own story in the aftermath of the death of Lear, Goneril, Reagan and Cordelia. A remarkable character rewritten into literature.

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