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MFM008

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2. 'In Bed with the Tutors'

Reply to hermetic (Original post)

Sun Jul 2, 2017, 12:51 PM

Jul 2017

Is one and a depression Era cookbook is another. We all need to know how to make racoon roast and squirrel pie.

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What are you reading this week of July 2, 2017? [View all] hermetic Jul 2017 OP

Thanks for the bookish fireworks! TexasProgresive Jul 2017 #1

My pleasure! hermetic Jul 2017 #8

We can't post pix from Photobucket??? WTF? Number9Dream Jul 2017 #16

Photobucket turned off sharp_stick Jul 2017 #17

Thanks for the info n/t Number9Dream Jul 2017 #19

'In Bed with the Tutors' MFM008 Jul 2017 #2

Yum (not!) hermetic Jul 2017 #5

My Grandmother's old sharp_stick Jul 2017 #18

Skip Langdon mysteries by Julie Smith yellowdogintexas Jul 2017 #3

Awesome! hermetic Jul 2017 #6

A Gentleman in Moscow by Amory Towles sagesnow Jul 2017 #4

Read that recently hermetic Jul 2017 #7

Read recently - gave it 5 stars. A memorable story. northoftheborder Jul 2017 #14

The Force Break time Jul 2017 #9

Hot off the press hermetic Jul 2017 #10

His latest Break time Jul 2017 #12

Hi hermetic and all DU bookies! I read your comment about The Power of the Dog with interest japple Jul 2017 #15

I know, right? hermetic Jul 2017 #24

Yes! And then there are those books written by people who are trying to make folks japple Jul 2017 #25

Salem's Lotto? Too funny! hermetic Jul 2017 #27

Our Friends of the Library group has used book sales two times per year and there japple Jul 2017 #33

I, obviously, buy used books all the time hermetic Jul 2017 #34

I finished reading Affinity Konar's book, Mischling and highly recommend it. The "tough parts" were japple Jul 2017 #35

Modern Welding Best_man23 Jul 2017 #11

The Artists' Society, by Calloway northoftheborder Jul 2017 #13

Promise Of Blood by Brian McClellan PoorMonger Jul 2017 #20

That sounds like fun, too hermetic Jul 2017 #23

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The Phantom Tollbooth, by Norton Juster shenmue Jul 2017 #21

That IS fun hermetic Jul 2017 #22

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My Favorite Author...Sherry Thomas iamateacher Jul 2017 #28

Lovely! Someone new to consider hermetic Jul 2017 #30

I am reading the Rho Agenda trilogy by Richard Phillilps Runningdawg Jul 2017 #29

Ah, good old Area 51. hermetic Jul 2017 #31

So far Area 51 has not been mentioned Runningdawg Jul 2017 #36

So then hermetic Jul 2017 #41

Great coincidence hermetic Jul 2017 #49

The Panda's Thumb Botany Jul 2017 #32

Sweet hermetic Jul 2017 #42

I'm just finishing up My Brilliant Friend, by Elena Ferrante chia Jul 2017 #37

Just read some reviews hermetic Jul 2017 #43

I love mysteries and will have to read those. Demsrule86 Jul 2017 #38

Cool! hermetic Jul 2017 #44

I took out the first one from the library. One of the joys of Kindle is Demsrule86 Jul 2017 #47

So sorry to hear that hermetic Jul 2017 #48

The Mayakovsky Tapes by Robert Littell PoorMonger Jul 2017 #40

That truly sounds great hermetic Jul 2017 #45

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