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Blueberry
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Eggs Perfect 🤩 3d
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Addison_Reads
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Pickpick

People have told me to read this book since it first came out. I put it off because historical fiction has to be a genre I'm in the mood for in order to appreciate it.

This book deserves all the praise it has received. The writing is simply exquisite, and I was drawn into this world and the characters and felt like part of the hotel.

Really beautiful story that I should have read sooner.

Librarybelle I started this years ago and had to stop because of work/life. I need to get back to it…I really enjoyed what I had read! 2w
MaGoose I've been wanting to read this book since it came out. But other books have always enticed me away. I need to get this one read soon. 2w
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Chrissyreadit
The Beginning of Spring | Penelope Fitzgerald
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Can‘t wait to see the Spring books (nonfiction) you all recommend! #litsolice #naturalitsy #springequinox

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Coleen
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I‘m not quite halfway with this one but really struggling. Does it pick up? Does something happen in the plot that will pull me in? I feel like everyone has loved this book, but I‘m definitely not in that place. I find my mind constantly wandering and have trouble keeping track of the names. Maybe it‘s the audiobook? 🤷🏼‍♀️

DGRachel It‘s a quiet novel. I don‘t remember much in the way of action. I loved it, but I also read it in print and it was the kind of soothing book I needed at the time. 6mo
Tamra I‘ve had this sitting on my shelf for so long, but it has yet to call me to take it down. 6mo
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Leftcoastzen
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The count is judged an unrepentant aristocrat by a Soviet tribunal & placed under house arrest in the Hotel Metropol. He was living there, but must move to a much more humble room.He almost gives in to despair, but manages to find a rich emotional life & worthwhile connections with the hotel‘s wonderful staff ,those he knows & those he meets as they pass through. Detailed,with humor & heart , a story to savor.On my TBR for a long time.

thea-block This is one of my favorite books of all time. So beautifully written and a really warm view of humanity in the end. 7mo
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TheSpineView
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Eggs Great book 🖤🤍🖤 14mo
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RowReads1
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Showing off my cheap reading glasses. I need a prescription pair.

tpixie Love them! ♥️ 1y
UwannaPublishme Cool glasses! 1y
Blueberry Why are reading glasses always cooler looking than regular glasses? LOL 1y
batsy @Blueberry Yes, why? 😆 This pair is v cool! 1y
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Robotswithpersonality
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Bittersweet reading experience: when you're enchanted by the writing but sad for the circumstances described.
Books that strive for emotional manipulation, *cough*Kazuo Ishiguro*cough* drive me batty, but books that enchant even while not being fluffy in subject matter suck me right in.

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Lizthewiz
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Mehso-so

Let me start by saying, this book was beautifully written. I could picture everything easily and I can‘t wait to see the tv show. However, the book just moved too slowly for me, which is why I‘m giving it a “so-so” rating.

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melissajayne
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📚 A Gentleman in Moscow, Girl with a Pearl Earring, The Giver, The Giver of Stars, A Great and Terrible Beauty
🖋 Joanna Goodman, Philippa Greggory, Daisy Goodwin
📺 Grey's Anatomy, Game of Thrones
🎥 The Godfather (Pts 1 & 2)
🎤 Greenday
🎶 Genie in a Bottle - Christine Aguliera, Gangnum Style - Psy, Get Back - The Beatles, Grace - U2, Go Your Own Way - Fleetwood Mac

#manicmonday #letterg