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Kristelh
May Day | F. Scott Fitzgerald
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TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 3d
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Leftcoastzen
May Day | F. Scott Fitzgerald
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Happy May Day ! From a company called Radical Tea Towels !

TrishB We have many things from that company in our family 😁 4d
Leftcoastzen @TrishB why am I not surprised!👏👍✊ 4d
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RowReads1
After Midnight | Irmgard Keun
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HardcoverHearts
Gilgi, One of Us | Irmgard Keun
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I‘ve chosen the collection of authors for next year‘s Author Spotlight Series that I host on Voxer every Sunday. With a brilliant group of readers from around the world, we will dive into a collection of these author‘s works to understand their craft, themes, and style. I will post sign up links for each author before we start reading their work and I hope you will consider joining if any of these writers spark your interest!

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JackOBotts
The Duel | Giacomo Casanova
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My July #bookspin (history repeating from 2020) is still a pick. Duels are still absurd.

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 10mo
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JackOBotts
The Duel | Giacomo Casanova

Evidently I‘m re-reading this…and am the most recent poster (2020). 🤣 And again for BookSpin. (I don‘t consider this cheating)

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Cosmos_Moon_River
Mr. Breakfast | Jonathan Carroll
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Posting to save and listen to when I‘m not at work, and to share an interview with with Litsy of one of my favorite authors on Wisconsin public radio. https://www.wpr.org/listen/2114876?mibextid=Zxz2cZ

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Decalino
Mr. Breakfast | Jonathan Carroll
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A mystical tattoo kicks off Graham Patterson's wild ride into the lives he could have lived and could still choose, if he's willing to leave his current life behind. A whimsical look at what it means to live a good life, whether a special life is better than a happy but ordinary existence, how vital it is to appreciate the small moments. I didn't quite love this, but Neil Gaiman and Joe Hill did, so maybe it's me. Certainly an interesting read.