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Joined December 2016

Hi 📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚Student for a lifetime. I love French and Russian literature and books in translation. 📚📚📚📚she/her
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The Wander Society | Keri Smith
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The Wander Society | Keri Smith
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I found the card in the used book. I looked him up. He passed away a year and a half ago. Finding things in books is awesome!

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https://youtu.be/8aZbGdVffCw?si=V-w7tjayswcutGHm

Facing Tyranny premieres June 27 at 9pm.

kspenmoll Thank you!!‘ 3d
Bette Thanks. 2d
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TheBookHippie Such a tortured soul. Musical genius. May he rest now. 4d
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1. The above. The subject and mentions of Mary Beard usually get me.

2. Stand alone. I‘m more likely to read a stand alone based on preferences.

@TheSpineView #Two4Tuesday

TheSpineView Thanks for playing! ❤️📖 5d
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How Music Works | David Byrne
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uncommonlycozies Are these the inside pages to your 1920‘s fashion book? I wasn‘t expecting it to be so saturated with color! I love it 6d
RowReads1 @uncommonlycozies I was surprised at how lovely the pictures are. It makes a great coffee table book. and there‘s one for 30‘s and 40‘s. 6d
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Happy happy joy joy!

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Ruthiella Looks really cute! Like Sims for book lovers. 1w
Caterina I've been eagerly waiting for this game to come out since 2023! The demo is delightful. With this and Tales of the Shire both coming out this summer, I'm very excited. 😊 1w
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Nooks & Crannies | Jessica Lawson
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Fun Fact: There was a used bookstore on Telegraph Ave for a longtime in Berkeley called Shakespeare books. It was named after the famous one in Paris. It was a truly funky amazing used bookstore. They went out of business. Now there is a cafe called Romeo‘s in that spot. Im fairly sure it has different owners. The owners have a little black dog named Romeo.

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For the love of tahini. At first I thought the premise of this book was a bit hokey. Why base a cookbook on a simple condiment? But really what as amazing condiment it is.

Tamra Oooh, must check out! Tahini is so versatile. 2w
uncommonlycozies I love when books can teach you without feeling like a lesson! I liked Eating Out Load by Eden Grinshapan for that reason. 🍽️ focused on middle eastern food with storytelling aspects too! 2w
RowReads1 @uncommonlycozies I‘m not familiar with her. Her food looks delicious and it‘s vegetarian. Yay! 2w
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Les Parisiennes | Anne Sebba
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Abandoned Asylums | Matt Van Der Velde
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The Ethics of Ambiguity | Simone de Beauvoir
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uncommonlycozies I‘m reading The Evolution of Desire right now & I think I‘m going to pair it with The Ethics of Ambiguity now! Just to stay in the realm. Thanks 😊 3w
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A Leopard-Skin Hat | Anne Serre
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Deep Cuts | Holly Brickley
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I have mixed feelings here. This is a low pick. I greatly enjoy stories that incorporate music, such as this and “Love is a Mixed Tape.” Im familiar with most of the music mentioned and locations in part of the book. I liked listing the artists and bands. It just didn‘t seem to go deep enough for me. There‘s a film of this being made.

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Deep Cuts | Holly Brickley

Part 4 -Last one.

-Yeah Yeah Yeahs
- Wilson Pickett
-Solomon Burke
-Queen
-Siouxsie and the Banshees
-Rilo Kiley
-Curlers
-Joan Armatrading
-Van Halen
-Bon Jovi
-Joy Division
-Karen O
-Tv on the Radio
-Johnny Cash
-Limp Bizkit
-Arcade Fire
-Norah Jones
-The Decemberists
-Girl Talk
-Beach House
-The Knife
-The Counting Crows
-The Pretenders

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It‘s chunky at 974 pages.

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Natasha Lyonne in the Criterion closet.🤣https://youtu.be/sNUAkiIoTFk?si=mjjHQQJ48F8rBfjb

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“My first encounter with the originality of Canadian French-speaking cultures came at an early age, when living in Ottawa during the 1950s. It was immediately apparent that the French taught in English- language public schools belonged to a world apart from the everyday French spoken in the streets.” #FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl

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Candide | Voltaire Voltaire
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A cute little copy.

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Complete Stories | Clarice Lispector
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Deep Cuts | Holly Brickley

Part 3

-The Doors
-Blonde On Blonde
-Erykah Badu
-Interpol
-Sam Cooke
-Carole King
- Run DMC
- Neko Case
-Flaming Lips
-Cat Power
-Billie Holiday
-Leonard Cohen
-Janis Joplin
-Tori Amos
-Graham Nash
-Cat Stevens
-Carly Simon
-Sam Cooke
-Lou Rawls
-Beyoncé
-N.E.R.D.
-OutKast
-PJ Harvey
-The Eagles
-Kate Bush
-Joanna Newsome
-Amy Winehouse
-Michael Bolton
-Belle And Sebastian
-The Strokes
-Cole Porter
-Pulp
-Erasure
-Orange Juice

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The problem with reading for empathy. How we consume stories in an age of performance. 🤔

https://youtu.be/YbT4Hjr3LBk?si=WHDyhWNoRPo-xVgO

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Coup de Grace | Marguerite Yourcenar
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New products. I picked up TJ‘s new body sunscreen gel. They have a new mineral sunscreen too.

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Wuthering Heights | Emily Bront
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“It‘s just a book”

and you‘re making just a movie 🙀

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2025/apr/29/wuthering-heights-casting-director-...

5feet.of.fury I can‘t believe that‘s the reply 🙃 what the heck. It is terrible casting. 1mo
RowReads1 @5feet.of.fury It‘s mostly click bait. She‘s basically saying it‘s art so they can do what they want with it. It‘s funny she brings up set design because I really didn‘t like Anna Karenina with Kiara Knightly because I thought they got Tolstoys view of the character wrong. But hey it was a physically beautiful film. 1mo
tuesdayritual Big yikes. 2w
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Not if they don‘t talk and take on the real issues it doesn‘t. ✊

RowReads1 Sorry Litsy I‘m pissed 😤 (edited) 2mo
lil1inblue @RowReads1 I'm with ya on that! 2mo
5feet.of.fury It feels like too much to hope that they actually do something other than run on the same weak centrist platforms. But maybe this time. 2mo
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dabbe I‘m not a praying person, but 🙏🏻! 2mo
Suet624 I think the Dems are trying to- I know my Vermont reps are - but it never gets in the news. And they don‘t have a majority and all of the republicans have no soul and so it‘s hard for the Dems to do much. 1mo
TheBookHippie The elitism has to stop first. 1mo
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This sounds right.

Suet624 Has that man ever admitted he was wrong? 1mo
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I‘m curious where this statistic comes from. Who tracks this information? It seems like more than 50% these days. I do sometimes avoid getting a book if it‘s in first person. Yes yes I do.

swynn Me too! It feels like there is more and more first person narrative, and that most of it is either a gimmick to encourage the reader to identify with a certain character, or else the author's heavy-handed self-insertion. It's becoming a pet peeve and I'm baffled that it's apparently so popular. 1mo
Kristy_K Interesting stat but also curious where it comes from. I track book POV for what I read and don‘t pre-choose books one way or the other and it‘s about 75% 1st person. I feel it‘s depends some on the genre. 1mo
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Heroines | Kate Zambreno
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#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView

1. My estimate is that we have some where between 800 and 1000. We do get rid of books we don‘t want every once in awhile. We have also moved a couple times rather recently, that always involves having to part with some books.

TheSpineView Thanks for playing!📚📚📚 2mo
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Bookwomble He's not wrong, is he? 2mo
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