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hermetic

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10. Every Sunday
Sun Mar 4, 2018, 03:22 PM
Mar 2018

See above where it says "What are you reading this week of March 4, 2018?" People come in at different times to add their latest. Most happens on Sundays but sometimes it stays pretty lively all week long.

This group is supposed to be for Fiction but occasionally someone will want to mention a non-fiction and that's okay. Just happy to see people reading books, or Kindles, or listening to audio books. All are welcome.

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the only book that matters is F&F AlexSFCA Jan 2018 #1
Lincoln in the Bardo iamateacher Jan 2018 #2
Paul Theroux's Deep South and Franken's Giant of the Senate. mahina Jan 2018 #3
No hermetic Jan 2018 #5
Reading "Fire and Fury" on audiobook shenmue Jan 2018 #4
Hag-Seed hermetic Feb 2018 #6
Atwood lounge_jam Oct 2018 #17
That sounds great hermetic Oct 2018 #18
They did a series of Shakespeare "re-writes" by current authors. CrispyQ Jan 2019 #25
Just finished . . . peggysue2 Mar 2018 #7
Hi to you hermetic Mar 2018 #8
Thanks, hermetic! peggysue2 Mar 2018 #9
Every Sunday hermetic Mar 2018 #10
Good to know peggysue2 Mar 2018 #11
Lincoln in the Bardo peggysue2 Mar 2018 #12
Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn sueh Aug 2018 #13
The Guest Room mainstreetonce Sep 2018 #14
So far "Stickleback" by Mark Connors The King of Prussia Sep 2018 #15
Sounds good hermetic Oct 2018 #20
My best of 2018 lounge_jam Oct 2018 #16
Hi!! hermetic Oct 2018 #19
Thank you! lounge_jam Oct 2018 #21
My top three... Ohiya Dec 2018 #22
Prairie Fires, The American Dreams of Laura Ingalls Wilder. PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2019 #23
It was fun hermetic Jan 2019 #24
My two favorites from last year's reading were Ohiogal Jan 2019 #26
Becoming by Michele Obama. redstatebluegirl Jan 2019 #27
The Hare with Amber Eyes by Edmund DeWaal Tanuki Jan 2019 #28
House of Trump House of Putin by Craig Unger Nevermypresident Jan 2019 #29
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