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Teresereading
Arcadia | Tom Stoppard
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In Derbyshire
Vale Tom Stoppard
#whereareyouMonday
@Cupcake12

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bunneeboy
Titus Andronicus | William Shakespeare
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Pickpick

Gotta hand it to him!
Total body count piece.

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katesulllivan
Inherit the Wind | Jerome Lawrence, Robert Edwin Lee

“Progress has never been a bargain. You have to pay for it.“

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katesulllivan
Inherit the Wind | Jerome Lawrence, Robert Edwin Lee

This book could be used in a high school setting. I think a lot of great conversations could be had from reading this book.

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katesulllivan
Inherit the Wind | Jerome Lawrence, Robert Edwin Lee
Pickpick

This historical fiction book published in 1969 is a fascinating read inspired by the Spokes Trials. This was a trial in which a teacher was prosecuted for teaching his students about evolution. It was super to read, especially as a future educator.

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mcctrish
November | David Mamet
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It was a good month ❤️ reading with this community makes my heart happy

AmyG 🙌🏻 1d
TheBookHippie ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ 1d
Suet624 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 24h
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bibliothecarivs
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Started

Reading for the first time in memory of the Czech-English playwright, who died Saturday.

Leftcoastzen 😥 3d
Booksblanketsandahotbeverage Ugh, sorry to hear that 🙁 The movie‘s good too. 2d
bibliothecarivs @Booksblanketsandahotbeverage, thanks for the recommendation. Looking forward to watching it sometime after reading. 2d
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Andrea313
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Maybe there are people who can visit the Drama Book Shop and walk away without making a purchase, but I wouldn't know anything about that! New reads alongside a week's worth of Playbills; nothing like a solid theatre trip! #SeeMoreTheatre

willaful Oooo, I wanna read that Sondheim book... 1w
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bunneeboy
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Mehso-so

Spot the sociopath!
Well, everyone has to start somewhere…

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Scochrane26
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Pickpick

I haven‘t kept up with book reviews for several months. These are the 2nd & 3rd books in a trilogy of cozy mysteries. I liked the narrator better for the 2nd than 3rd.
Wandering Scholar involves a love triangle of vicars & one wife, plus several interesting characters in a small town.
Sorrowful Maiden has a lot of turns, because of the actors involved. Guessed 1 twist early on but there were a lot of red herrings to choose from. Both books 4⭐️/5