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Susanita
The Violin Conspiracy | Brendan Slocumb
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Inspired by @julesG ‘s comment on my #sundayfunday post…

However, one could say that any book I read #InvolvesHeist 😎

#springskies

julesG A heist you say? Stacked 4d
Eggs Love heists!! 3d
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fictionaddictbooks
The Violin Conspiracy | Brendan Slocumb
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Almost through with the Violin Conspiracy and I feel like it shouldn't end. I wonder if there will be a movie based on it.

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Susanita
The Violin Conspiracy | Brendan Slocumb
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1. Louise Penny, Geraldine Brooks, Tana French, to name a few
2. Tagged book is the most recent of my favorite mysteries
3. Sue Grafton (see profile pic)
#wondrouswednesday

sisilia Sue Grafton fan here 🙌 3w
Eggs Thank you for joining in👏🏻👏🏻 3w
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fictionaddictbooks
The Violin Conspiracy | Brendan Slocumb
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Sometimes when I can't get enough of the book I'm reading and I've become so attached to the book, I do all other things while reading. I eat while reading, I play the book while cooking, doing dishes , baking, and even taking a shower🚿
Who else does this?

Soubhiville 🙋 I definitely do! 1mo
fictionaddictbooks @Soubhiville It gladdens my heart to know I'm not alone🤣 1mo
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fictionaddictbooks
The Violin Conspiracy | Brendan Slocumb
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First time learning of this quote by Whoopi Goldberg was from the tagged book.

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Kshakal
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Eggs ⁉️🎻 ❤️ 1mo
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BookedBeyondMeasure
The Violin Conspiracy | Brendan Slocumb
Pickpick

Loved!

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JenniferEgnor
The Violin Conspiracy | Brendan Slocumb
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Joseph Bologne, the 18th century Black classical musician and composer we weren‘t told about!

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JenniferEgnor
The Violin Conspiracy | Brendan Slocumb
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Pickpick

I loved this book. A tale of one very gifted Black man, his relationship with his ancestors, and the gift they gave him: the Stradivarius violin. I loved how the author made the story so personal, reflecting on the real events in his own life, the daily struggles of being Black. I especially loved the backstory of the violin and would like to see a novel based on that. Shown: Black Violin is a duo of a Black take on classical music; I saw⬇️

JenniferEgnor them perform in Charleston in 2019. I love their music! Below: the movie featured on Hulu about Jospeh Bologne, sometimes called the ‘Black Mozart‘ (France, 1745-1799). Wonderful movie, I highly recommend it. How many of us ever knew his story? Black representation matters, Black history matters. More of this please, we demand it! We don‘t want a white washed history. 2mo
Deblovestoread My daughter introduced me to Black Violin and I love them but I did not know about Joseph Bologne. I‘m off to find out more and will watch the movie. Thanks for bringing this to our attention! 2mo
Suet624 I saw Black Violin around the same time you did. They were fabulous in person. 2mo
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xicanti
Death in D Minor | Alexia Gordon
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New day; new book. I just wanna dig straight into DEATH IN D MINOR, but my breakfast reading featured a LOT of interruptions. Blah. Here‘s hoping for some more sustained time with it later.

dabbe CASEY! 🖤🐾🖤 3mo
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 🐶🐾❤️ 3mo
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