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charl08
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'You ever see Now, Voyager? 'Ten times,' I said.
"This is where Bette Davis and Paul Henried sat having a love lunch early in the film....
We were in San Diego by three and outside the bullring in Tijuana just at the hour of four. "Think you can stand this?" asked Constance. 'I can only try,' I said.
...we went north and drove out onto the island and sat in the sunset at the Coronado Hotel. We didn't say anything...

TheBookHippie I love Coronado!!! Staying here is a riot! I highly suggest the history and the ghost tour! Also go look at the ceiling in the big meeting dining space 🙃 if you sit on the beach early mornings you can watch the navy practice ocean diving from helicopters ! 5d
charl08 It's a long time since I visited but was just watching Some Like It Hot the other day, a fun reminder ..🤣⛵️🎷🏖🛤 5d
IMASLOWREADER thats a nice pic…love that place 2d
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charl08
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But it was not so much the presence of nine hundred or a thousand books, as it was their titles, their subjects, their incredible dark and doomed and awful names.

On the high, always midnight shelves stood Thomas Hardy in all his glooms next to The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, which leaned on dread Nietszche and hopeless Schopenhauer cheek by jowl with The Anatomy of Melancholy, Edgar Allan Poe, Mary Shelley, Freud....and on and on.

Bookwomble Ray's been peeking through our library windows! 📚 🪟👀 5d
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charl08
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Every time anyone drops dead of a heart attack or trips over his shoelaces in Venice, there's someone there the next day to tell me sixteen to the dozen, how to solve the stopped heart or retie the shoelaces. You've got the heart attack shoelace look about you, and I didn't sleep last night.

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charl08
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This book's had a long history of loans...

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TracyReadsBooks
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Ray Bradbury mysteries for some weekend reading…

DGRachel That cover is 👩‍🍳😘 1mo
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AroundTheBookWorld
Fahrenheit 451 | Ray Bradbury
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TracyReadsBooks
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Stopped by a Barnes & Noble and just wandered until something caught my eyes. Today‘s winners were the tagged book—I‘m not even sure I knew Bradbury wrote crime fiction—and a middle grade fantasy, the first couple of pages were very entertaining. Looking forward to the long weekend and some good reading.

TheSpineView Those look good. Enjoy 4mo
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AroundTheBookWorld
Fahrenheit 451 | Ray Bradbury
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dabbe
The Halloween Tree | Ray Bradbury
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A timeless, imaginative tale that blends elements of fantasy, history, and coming-of-age storytelling. Bradbury's prose is lyrical and evocative, immersing readers in the eerie, magical atmosphere of Halloween. His love for the holiday is palpable, and the novel serves as both a celebration and an exploration of its deeper meanings. Categorized as a YA book, its exploration of mortality should resonate with older audiences as well.

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Ruthiella
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#WhereAreYouMonday

This Monday finds me on the Planet Mars. It‘s only the second time I‘ve visited here in books, I think, having only previously read Andy Weir.

AnnCrystal 🆒🛸😎. 8mo
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