Fiction

mentalsolstice

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10. I too look at my TBR list....

Sun Jan 28, 2024, 06:37 PM

Jan 2024

I keep one on GoodReads. I don’t really interact much there, I just use it as a way to keep up with my lists. I also use BookBub and Kindle Unlimited to look for deals. Every now and then I’ll treat myself to paying the full price for a book. Because I live in a touristy place, our libraries are woefully under stocked with offerings. Additionally, I’m not blessed with ears for audible offerings, ear buds are extremely uncomfortable. So I almost exclusively read ebooks. However, I’ve found a couple of interesting choices for this week….

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What Fiction are you reading this week, January 28, 2024? [View all] hermetic Jan 2024 OP

Peter James/Roy Grace mysteries cbabe Jan 2024 #1

I'm nearly finished with "The Aviator's Wife" by Melanie Benjamin mentalsolstice Jan 2024 #2

Such a dilemma hermetic Jan 2024 #3

I too look at my TBR list.... mentalsolstice Jan 2024 #10

Sorry to hear hermetic Jan 2024 #11

Now reading Justin Cronin's book japple Jan 2024 #4

I'll be doing that, too hermetic Jan 2024 #7

That novel sounds so good! Already on my TBR list! nt mentalsolstice Jan 2024 #12

Library says it's fiction but it's really a memoir. cbabe Jan 2024 #5

That sounds lovely hermetic Jan 2024 #6

In the Lives of Puppets, by TJ Klune LearnedHand Jan 2024 #8

That sure sounds like fun hermetic Jan 2024 #9

Bad Day at the Vulture Club....A Baby Ganesh Mystery by Vaseem Khan yellowdogintexas Jan 2024 #13

It Can't Happen Here, by Sinclair Lewis. Timeflyer Feb 2024 #14

Wow, written in 1935 hermetic Feb 2024 #15

It is a fantastic book for these times. Dorothy Thompson, his wife at the time, interviewed Hitler Timeflyer Feb 2024 #16