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matt819

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12. A few, as usual
Sun Oct 8, 2017, 05:21 PM
Oct 2017

Just started listening to Best Day Ever. Suffice it to say, this is not in fact the best day ever. To say anymore would be too much of a spoiler. But, so far, it is a terrifying book

Reading Afterlife by Marcus Sakey. Part thriller, part philosophy, part love story.

Also reading A Separation by Katie Kitamura. Interesting take on separation, divorce, love, etc. a bit slow going, but I want to see how it all turns out.

Making my way slowly through Golden Hill, set in Manhattan in 1746. I have no idea if his depiction of life in the mid 18th century is accurate, but it is eye-opening nonetheless. It’s a bit of a slog and I find myself asking the author to get on with it. No read mostly police procedurals and stuff like that so this is a bit of a diversion for me.

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Strength Finder. onecaliberal Oct 2017 #1
Well, hermetic Oct 2017 #2
It is a book. I'm currently reading it: onecaliberal Oct 2017 #7
Non fiction, I assume (nt) matt819 Oct 2017 #13
Ah ha hermetic Oct 2017 #14
Portrait of an Unknown Woman, by Vanora Bennett fleur-de-lisa Oct 2017 #3
That sounds really good hermetic Oct 2017 #4
slowly working my way through vlyons Oct 2017 #5
Lovely hermetic Oct 2017 #6
yes there are a lot of books on Buddhism vlyons Oct 2017 #9
Extra-Ordinary Adventures by Daniel Wallace PoorMonger Oct 2017 #8
Take your mom! hermetic Oct 2017 #10
Ha PoorMonger Oct 2017 #11
A few, as usual matt819 Oct 2017 #12
Hmmm hermetic Oct 2017 #15
This one is by Kaira Rouda matt819 Oct 2017 #17
Have spent the past couple weeks immersed in Milan during WWII in japple Oct 2017 #16
Sorry to not reply sooner hermetic Oct 2017 #18
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