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Every time life gets a bit shitty, I drop my TBR and go rushing back into grandpa Pratchett’s arms.
Discworld is my version of sucking my thumb quietly in a corner.
This is my third time reading this book, and I’m extra excited to read it now because I can discuss it with all of you through the process. ♥️ Eeeeee. 😃
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Does anybody else just randomly walk up to their bookshelf and run their fingers across the spines, delicately pick one up and flick through it just to feel like you have your own vast library with a rolling ladder???
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‘I don’t think you’re supposed to use your mobile telephone in here, Elizabeth,’ says John. Elizabeth gives a kindly shrug. ‘Well, imagine if we only ever did what we were supposed to, John?’ ‘You have a point there, Elizabeth,’ agrees John, and goes back to his book.
Aging goals. Hehe This is who I want to be at 80. Reasonably, calmly living by my own set of rules. 😁
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‘I don’t think you’re supposed to use your mobile telephone in here, Elizabeth,’ says John. Elizabeth gives a kindly shrug. ‘Well, imagine if we only ever did what we were supposed to, John?’ ‘You have a point there, Elizabeth,’ agrees John, and goes back to his book.
Aging goals. Hehe This is who I want to be at 80. Reasonably, calmly living by my own set of rules. 😁
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Damn! Wish I’d read the book before watching the movie. Now Ron is James Bond, Ibrahim is Gandhi, etc. 🙈
Would’ve been nice to imagine these people in my head.
I had found the film only average, but my friend (whom I trust to know my taste) swore I’d love the book, so I picked it up.
I’m soooo happy I did! Throughly enjoying the writing. The sense of humour is sooooo good!!! ☺️ Love PC Donna. Haha And Elizabeth and Joyce is written so well.
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Damn! Wish I’d read the book before watching the movie. Now Ron is James Bond, Ibrahim is Gandhi, etc. 🙈
Would’ve been nice to imagine these people in my head.
I had found the film only average, but my friend (whom I trust to know my taste) swore I’d love the book, so I picked it up.
I’m soooo happy I did! Throughly enjoying the writing. The sense of humour is sooooo good!!! ☺️ Love PC Donna. Haha And Elizabeth and Joyce is written so well.
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The Thursday Murder Club (Thursday Murder Club, #1)
Richard Osman
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Brilliant. Hilarious. I know, duh, no surprise there. But, I feel like this series is getting better and better with time.
It felt sooooo good to get back to Paul, Phil (God bless him), Bridget, Maggie, and Jimmy. I’m delighted Deccie got to make an appearance too (these stories would feel incomplete without him).
As much as I love the main gang, I thoroughly enjoy all the temporary characters who appear, complete with backstories and all! That’s my favourite part about Caimh’s writing — getting to know the inner thoughts of people who’re only there briefly. Every single one is so funny!
Caimh thanks so much for creating the entire Dublin “Trilogy” and all its spin-offs.
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The Big Steal (MCM Investigations Book 3)
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