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Janice | 30 comments In the lives of puppets by TJ klune


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments The awakening of sunshine girl by Paige Mckenzie


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Stacey | 5 comments Just read Keys to My heart by Tania Gold. Beautiful book about friendship, love and determnation. Loved the New York scenes over Christmas. Brought back memories. I gave it 5 stars. I actually saw this recommendation from Tiktok Sydney Bookblogger.

Keys To My Heart


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments The hunger by alma Katsu


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Margaret | 127 comments The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store by James McBride.


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Missn Lahi The rat began to gnaw the rope by Chip Grafton


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Emmy (ymyleigh) Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez


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Megan Coleman | 3 comments Good In Bed - Jennifer Weiner


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments The royals next door by karina Halle


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Alexandra Ciobanu | 2 comments How long as the lemon trees grow by Zoulfa Katouh


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments The dead and buried by Kim Harrington


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Anamika (anamikabaiju) | 16 comments www.marryAghost.com by Abhimanyu Jha


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments The lady rogue by jenn Bennett


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Karen Middleton | 3 comments Hook line and sinker by Tessa Bailey


message 665: by Richard (last edited Dec 10, 2023 09:30AM) (new)

Richard Robinson | 2 comments Doctrines of Hatred, Part I, Anti-Semitism by Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu

is the last book I read its entirety.

Although published in 1902, it is startling just how relevant it is today, in the wake of recent events in the Middle East (and the U.S., and France, etc.).

From the preface:

"This book is addressed to people with open minds. It runs counter to a good number of prejudices and flatters none of them, which is not going to please a great number of readers. It deals with questions wherein one is so seldom used to impartiality that one is ill-disposed to tolerate it..."

"The very [people] whom I will have failed to convince will accord me this justice at least, that during the course of this work I have always been inspired by the spirit of freedom and the feelings of concord and, allow me to add, the spirit of patriotism and the spirit of charity. I have had no other goal than to combat the hatreds that exist..."


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments Temptations darling by Johanna Lindsey


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments Don’t scream by Joan lowery Nixon


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments A candidate for murder and the kidnapping for Christina latimore by Joan lowery Nixon


Spiritedbookishbabe  (spiritedbookishbabe) Should have killed me


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Richard Robinson | 2 comments Anika wrote: "White Nights by Fyodor Dostoevsky :)"

Nice Choice. It does not get much better than Dostoevsky. Although Leon Bloy gets quite close at times in intensity and angst. For instance in Blood of the Poor (which is not a novel), or The Desperate Man (which is).


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments The name of the game was murder and shadow maker by Joan lowery Nixon


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Sharni Stein | 5 comments I just read Keys to My Heart by Tania Gold. Loved it. Loved the scenery in New York. Loved the character development and Loved how it made me feel at the end. Highly recommend to read by the christmas tree. Keys To My HeartTania Gold


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments The weekend was murder (Mary Elizabeth # 1) and the dark and deadly pool (Mary Elizabeth # 2)
By Joan lowery Nixon


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Emily Dumont | 1 comments The Seven Year Slip! So eloquent 😩


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Willow (Taylor's version) | 56 comments Janice wrote: "In the lives of puppets by TJ klune"

Was this book good? I really liked T.J. Klune's The House on the Cerulean Sea


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments The specter and who are you by Joan lowery Nixon


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Rami (ramiego) | 9 comments Just started “The Celebrants” by: Steven Rowley


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Barb Coken | 9 comments A Town Called Alice


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Stina Marcell | 6 comments The Silent Patient. It wasn't worth the hype or the time it took to listen to the audio book. I initially DNF'd it, and should've left it unread.


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments The seance and the other side of the dark by Joan lowery Nixon


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DMK (debmkraft) | 5 comments I finished Iron Flame. I read a lot of fantasy, but this was hard to read. I am in the minority when I say that I did not like it. It did not hold my interest let alone let me escape reality for a little bit.


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments The haunting and whispers from the dark by Joan lowery Nixon


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Kristine  | 282 comments Jonathan Abernathy You Are Kind, by Molly McGhee. I had both the book and the audio of this one. It was such a strange book, but really worked for me. Jonathan Abernathy is deeply in debt, can’t find a decent job, and thinks he’s worthless. So, when he is offered a job as a dream auditor he is very enthused. That job entails going into workers dreams and auditing out the bad parts so the person will be more productive at work. Definitely Unique and Creative.


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments Dreadful sorry by Kathryn reiss


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Mia Bonacorsi | 2 comments The Truth about the Harry Quebert Affair. This was such a good read, I could get through a huge chunk of pages in no time. I love mystery & suspense and this was a perfect combo. Everything came together in the end and I can say I audibly gasped.


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments Free food for millionaires by min Jin lee


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments Pachinko by min Jin lee


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Tiffany Denter Vanover | 1 comments I just finished The Seven Year Slip.


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments Someone to love by Mary balogh


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments The valancourt book of horror stories Edited by James Jenkins and Ryan cagle


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Mercedes (mercedesbooks) | 3 comments Iron Flame!


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Jade. (jade_chapters) Divine Rivals!


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 ☆ Teha ☆ (tehadivine) | 6 comments The Secret


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Mia Bonacorsi | 2 comments I’m glad my mom died—Jennette Mccurdy
So f’ing good, must read


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments Bright young women by Jessica knoll


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments Snowed in for Christmas by Sarah Morgan


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Sarah Willmann | 2218 comments The weight of ink by Rachel Kadish


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