bookthrasher Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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I like this quote it's moody Coming events cast their shadows before. - Thomas Campbell, Scottish poet, born #OnThisDay in 1777

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It is World Bee Day, perfect time to recommend The Bees by @LalinePaull Epic and magical. The scene with the spider in the greenhouse is as chilling as anything by Stephen King. Try it! #WorldBeeDay

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Posted this review of Later two years ago today. I stand by my 'loved the book hated the ending' take. Now I'm working on my 100th post - a review of Fairy Tale, also by @StephenKing https://t.co/sJAuKieRCq

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People keep asking, what's your favorite book and how can I choose? So far I've mentioned Happy all the Time by Laurie Colwin (all time fav) and A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles (recent fav). What's yours?

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I put Lawrence Wright up there with Michael Lewis (The Premonition, Moneyball, The Blind Side) as can't-miss, must-read authors. The Looming Tower is, in a word, riveting. It's also fascinating, infuriating, confounding and heartbreaking.

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It’s been a long time since I was in grade school but that didn’t stop me from reading Wildfire, which is intended for grades 6-8. Whew! Action-packed doesn’t cover it; Wildfire, by Rodman Philbrick, is fraught from the start. https://t.co/k0QQo1Lb6a

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@rachsyme False Witness by Karin Slaughter

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Finally reading* Hiding in Plain Sight by @sarahkendzior and sorry it took me so long. "Nostalgia for what never was" is so spot-on. * reading by listening and I love that she narrated the book.

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First review of 2023 is up! A memoir by @sarahmccoll called Joy Enough that I can't recommend enough. https://t.co/VxVd1nXGLV

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Just found out it is David Lynch's birthday! Here's my enthusiastic review of his book Catching the Big Fish. https://t.co/c7rufEMQlX https://t.co/xcgvqqthEX