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Joined February 2016

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Warlight: A novel by Michael Ondaatje

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Am I Alone Here?: Notes on Living to Read and Reading to Live | Peter Orner

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Books about books. 💕

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The Violet Hour: Great Writers at the End | Katie Roiphe

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Currently reading and currently loving...

todd @Orbeck33 this looks like one we should check out. 8y

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Hamlet | William Shakespeare

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Went to visit the 1623 Shakespeare Folio at the Frost Museum. Quite a sight!

SGJ So cool. 8y

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Leaving the Atocha Station | Ben Lerner

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Faithful Ruslan | Georgi Vladimov

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Currently reading...Told from the point of view of Ruslan, a guard dog at a Soviet labor camp. The camp closes and Ruslan is left to his own devices with no master to obey. Heartbreaking and exquisitely written.

SGJ Russian dogs: doesn't Tolstoy go into the dog's head in War and Peace? Name ... Laska, maybe? In America, dog-POV means "cozy," right? Like The canine version of Matlock. This one sounds cool, though. Non-human angles take a steady pen. 8y

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The Invention of Nature: Alexander von Humboldt's New World | Andrea Wulf

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Incredible and fascinating life of Alexander von Humboldt. The perfect blend of biography, science and natural history.

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