@heyscotty@mastodon.social Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Finished reading: Annihilation by Jeff VanderMeer 📚 I read this back in 2017, and wow, there was a lot I did not remember. I enjoyed this more and took much more from it this second time through. Having this very incredible stack of experiences all ... https://t.co/H3ybl9db1P

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Just finished (again): Rabbits: A Novel by Terry Miles 📚 This was my second go, and despite knowing the end, there was a lot in the middle I forgot about, and the second experience was definitely different. Between my first read and this second one, ... https://t.co/sx7zaZFt6i

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Just finished: A Fatal Grace by Louise Penny 📚. My favourite of the series so far, a fantastic character-driven experience. Some leaps of faith required to get past some questionable plot points, but just letting go and letting the author carry me ... https://t.co/onw7Ds9CrW

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Finished reading: Acceptance by Jeff VanderMeer 📚 … this might take a while to process. https://t.co/iQAzAw1a18

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My first read of 2023: Still Life: A Chief Inspector Gamache Novel by Louise Penny 📚 I love mysteries, and this was particularly charming. Set in rural Quebec, there were a lot of cultural references, and the author did a great job about saying ... https://t.co/7EeLPxv8KM

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Finished: A Rule Against Murder by Louise Penny 📚 I enjoyed this in the end, but it was trickier at first, with an unexpected and new group of characters. Once it hit its stride, though, this was another lovely story. https://t.co/wMaQccIiKZ

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Just finished: So, Anyway… by John Cleese 📚 Very enjoyable! It read like it was written to be spoken, and John’s voice comes through very clearly in this retrospective on his life leading up to Python (and a few bits after, but it’s really about his ... https://t.co/ongT3ZnuL0