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Aces Wild: A Heist
Amanda DeWitt
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Umbra: Sentient Stars
Amber Toro
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The Silent Patient
Alex Michaelides
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Romantasy Starter Pack Vol I ❤️🔥⚔️✨
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Classics Starter Pack Vol I 🕯️📖🎻
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The Odyssey
Homer Homer
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Anna Karenina
Leo Tolstoy
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Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
John Berendt
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Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI
David Grann
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Cinder (The Lunar Chronicles, #1)
Marissa Meyer
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Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone (Ernest Cunningham, #1)
Benjamin Stevenson
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Powerful language, but quite confusing on the first read. An interesting take on the art of music and joy.
void0 commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I read the beginning of a book a few months ago and CANNOT find it! The cover was white with a light green silhouette of a man. Likely around 200 pages long. PLOT: The book started out in court for an African American man on trial for violation of the Constitution, then goes backward to his childhood. His father tested psychological experiments and was well renowned in research as well as loved by his town. When his father died he was expected to take his place, thats where I left off, probably around page 70.
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I read the beginning of a book a few months ago and CANNOT find it! The cover was white with a light green silhouette of a man. Likely around 200 pages long. PLOT: The book started out in court for an African American man on trial for violation of the Constitution, then goes backward to his childhood. His father tested psychological experiments and was well renowned in research as well as loved by his town. When his father died he was expected to take his place, thats where I left off, probably around page 70.
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So, I took myself for lunch at a local Japanese restaurant, and picked my latest paperback book out of my purse to read between fumbling for sushi rolls. Reading in public is something I have always done, and I've never understood the folks who find it weird. I read a quarter of Going Off Script by Jen Wilde while waiting for a drag show to start once. Anyway, I'm nearing the end of my platter when the single person at the table next to mine finishes paying their bill. Mind you, we'd not made eye contact nor talked as of yet. The closest thing was them quietly saying "excuse me" which was either because they made another sound I didn't hear, or they were talking to a piece of food that wouldn't get in their spoon. As they stand to leave, and they turn to me and say: "Well, it was nice having lunch with you-" Um, what? "-but my book is a little different than yours." As they said this, they tucked a strand of hair behind their far ear, showing a bluetooth headset. Before I could ask what book they were listening to, they'd already scurried out the door. My first guess: they were listening to smut, and that "excuse me" was directly at something in the book, because I definitely talk to my audiobooks (and tv shows sometimes, when a character is being particularly bad) but it really could have been anything. What are your "reading in public" stories?
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Dire Bound (The Wolves of Ruin Book 1)
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The Swan's Daughter
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