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A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess It was so awful and took forever to erase it from my mind.

What are physical audiobooks? Tapes?
I rarely listen to e-audiobooks. But when I do, I get them from Amazon.

I listen to e-audiobooks. I get them from Hoopla, overdrive, Libro.fm, Scribd. Anywhere I can, basically.
Krystyna wrote: "271. Are there any books that you wish you had never read? Why?"
Behind Her Eyes by Sarah Pinborough and Come Closer by Sara Gran. Both of those books are awful, and I try not to think about them.


Yes! We actually decorated early this year because we have 2 little ones that just couldn't wait another second. I don't decorate my bookshelve, but you just gave me an idea!!


- A Time for Mercy by John Grisham
- Magic Lessons by Alice Hoffman
- The Wonder Boy of Whistle Stop by Fannie Flagg
- The Girl Who Was Taken by Charlie Donlea
- A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
- The Great Believers by Rebecca Makkai

Off the Ice by Julie Cross
The Twelve Dates of Christmas by Jenny Bayliss
A book that I think is a perfect comparison to a cup of hot cocoa is Greenglass House by Kate Milford. It's a beautiful middle grade story that takes place in the winter, over Christmas break. It has a bit of a mystery, found family, and very cozy descriptions.

The book follows Sierra who's family owns and operates a Christmas tree farm. It would be a perfect winter, Christmas read with a good cup of hot cocoa!

Jennifer wrote: "What Light by Jay Asher
The book follows Sierra who's family owns and operates a Christmas tree farm. It would be a perfect winter, Christmas read with a good cup of hot cocoa!"
Omg yes! That one is perfect. I really enjoyed that book. I may try to reread it at some point this month.
The book follows Sierra who's family owns and operates a Christmas tree farm. It would be a perfect winter, Christmas read with a good cup of hot cocoa!"
Omg yes! That one is perfect. I really enjoyed that book. I may try to reread it at some point this month.

Dracula
Mr. Penumbra
Annie Freeman
Lily Ivory and Oscar

My current reads are nonfiction so there is no place setting for these two books.




I'll typically watch Planes, Trains, and Automobiles in December, but it's a Thanksgiving movie lol.

Underneath the Tree by Kelly Clarkson is always a bop.


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