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silvertongues

bri • she/her • librarian & educator • reads in english, french, & spanish

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British & Irish Classic Literature
Gothic Literature
Justice for All
My Taste
Inkheart (Inkworld, #1)
Frankenstein
Dracula
Piranesi
Mexican Gothic
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The Importance of Being Earnest
47%
The Book of Margery Kempe
29%
Jane Eyre
51%
Sweet and Deadly: How Coca-Cola Spreads Disinformation and Makes Us Sick
19%
Femina
40%

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The Importance of Being Earnest

The Importance of Being Earnest

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  • party guests

    Sorry this is so random but I’m interested 🤣 In the book that you are reading right now, who is a character that would be the best person to invite to a party and who would be the worst party guest?

    Right now I’m reading Return of the King so:

    Worst party guest: Gollum (would bring raw rotten fish probably lol)

    Best party guest: I feel like Samwise would be early and offer to help set up

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  • Irish books and authors 🇮🇪

    Dia dhuit and happy St. Paddy’s Day everyone! In honor of the holiday, I want to ask if you have any of the following:

    • a favorite Irish writer?
    • a favorite book by an Irish author?
    • a book about Ireland (its history, culture, etc) that you would recommend?

    As a classics lover, I enjoy Yeats’ poetry, and Bram Stoker’s Dracula is one of my favorite novels! 💚

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  • Irish books and authors 🇮🇪

    Dia dhuit and happy St. Paddy’s Day everyone! In honor of the holiday, I want to ask if you have any of the following:

    • a favorite Irish writer?
    • a favorite book by an Irish author?
    • a book about Ireland (its history, culture, etc) that you would recommend?

    As a classics lover, I enjoy Yeats’ poetry, and Bram Stoker’s Dracula is one of my favorite novels! 💚

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  • 🍀Happy St Patrick's Day🍀

    Fairly simple question for the day, given the theme... What is your favourite book set in Ireland or Irish character? Irish-inspired fantasy and science fiction races are included (because let's all be honest, there is definitely a perceivable trope in fiction).

    I'm giving three characters. Aiden O’Callaghan from Three Irish Brothers by Sienna Blake - I adore the mute Aiden, he is fairly well written, beautiful. I might actually reread this for St Patrick's. Mary and Eliza from The Sirens by Emilia Hart - These two are Irish convicts being transported to Aus. I love their bond and the way their story is revealed.

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  • LemonLime
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    OK. You have to tell me!

    What book did you recently drop some cold hard cash on?

    I’ll go first ! Rebecca Ross “Wild Reverance” (Finally got it at the library after many many weeks holding. Loved it and didn’t want to have to rush through it! My first romanatasy purchase)

    Rebecca Wait “Cry Havoc” page turner mystery comedy that was random pic at the bookstore. It sounded too unusual to leave behind.

    Both purchase at an Indigenous owned independent bookstore so I’m happy to support them.

    P.s you don’t actually have to tell me anything P.p.s why they both happen to be Rebecca authors I only noticed much later. Also idk why but these UK women with masters seems to write amazing novels for my current mood reading.

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