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[?]LordWoolamaloo » 🌐
@LordWoolamaloo@mastodon.scot

Next read: The Eye of Goliath, by Argentinian scribe Diego Muzzio (trans: Rahul Bery), a take on Jekyll and Hyde, by our own, dear Louis, coming October from Pushkin Press; as Jekyll is a favourite, I am intrigued...

Black paperback with a yellow tinted hand and forearm reaching upwards on the cover

Alt...Black paperback with a yellow tinted hand and forearm reaching upwards on the cover

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    [?]LordWoolamaloo » 🌐
    @LordWoolamaloo@mastodon.scot

    Also, I am reading a novel, originally written in Spanish, translated into English, by an Argentinian author who now resides in France, inspired by one of the first really psychological novels, written by a Scotsman, whose family home I have frequently passed.

    Reading = citizen of the world 🌍

    Words and ideas have no borders in time or in space.

    This is just one of the reasons I read.

      [?]Shouty person [she/her] » 🌐
      @clacksee@wandering.shop

      Book 19 was Rhythm of the Hart by Ryan Ramirez Webb (narrated by Jonathan Robbins Leon).

      Exes with chemistry 💕
      Three’s company🔥
      Bi awakening 🩷💜💙
      We need a Christmas miracle 🎄

      Get it in : kobo.com/en/audiobook/rhythm-o

      Rhythm of the Hart by Ryan Ramirez Webb (narrated by Jonathan Robbins Leon).

      Alt...Rhythm of the Hart by Ryan Ramirez Webb (narrated by Jonathan Robbins Leon).

        [?]Nick East (Indie Writer) » 🌐
        @NickEast_IndieWriter@mastodon.art

        Everything's more fun if it's a vice!😂

        @reading @bookstodon @books @humor@fedigroups.social @humor@lemmy.world @aiop



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My best tip for anyone trying to get back into reading is to remember that you can read books to avoid other responsibilities in your life, and it can become a vice if you play your cards right.

        Alt...Post by love drops My best tip for anyone trying to get back into reading is to remember that you can read books to avoid other responsibilities in your life, and it can become a vice if you play your cards right.

          [?]Shouty person [she/her] » 🌐
          @clacksee@wandering.shop

          Book 18 was The Woman Who Met Herself by Laura Pearson (narrated by Julie Maisey).

          The Parent Trap … but with old people 👵👵
          Friendship 🤝
          Yay, divorce ❌💍

          On sale at : libro.fm/audiobooks/9781836034

          The Woman Who Met Herself by Laura Pearson (narrated by Julie Maisey).

My listening supports
The Portal Bookshop
Libro.fm

          Alt...The Woman Who Met Herself by Laura Pearson (narrated by Julie Maisey). My listening supports The Portal Bookshop Libro.fm

            [?]Dr Alice Violett [She/her] » 🌐
            @alicemcalicepants@ohai.social

            TZAG fedi! Today's my stop on the blog tour for A Fugitive's History of the Known Universe. Read my review of this compelling, inventive, and well put-together sci-fi sequel: draliceviolett.com/blog-tour-a

            Blog tour graphic for A Fugitive's History of the Known Universe by Nadia Afifi, featuring the book's cover (showing a person in a spacesuit floating above a planet in a turquoise sky) and the words 'blog tour' and the Flame Tree Press logo on a red dusty backdrop

            Alt...Blog tour graphic for A Fugitive's History of the Known Universe by Nadia Afifi, featuring the book's cover (showing a person in a spacesuit floating above a planet in a turquoise sky) and the words 'blog tour' and the Flame Tree Press logo on a red dusty backdrop

              [?]Shouty person [she/her] » 🌐
              @clacksee@wandering.shop

              Book 17 was Rogue Protocol by Martha Wells (narrated by David Cui Cui and a full cast).

              Everyone’s favourite SecUnit is back again 📺
              Feelings are icky 🫷
              Oh, Mikki 🤖

              Murderbot is in ! This is not a drill! kobo.com/en/audiobook/rogue-pr

              Rogue Protocol by Martha Wells (narrated by David Cui Cui and a full cast).

              Alt...Rogue Protocol by Martha Wells (narrated by David Cui Cui and a full cast).

                [?]Shouty person [she/her] » 🌐
                @clacksee@wandering.shop

                Book 16 was Hometown Space Pirate by C.G. Harris (narrated by Adam Verner).

                Ben can see space people 👽
                But nobody believes him 🙈
                The fate of an innocent creature ,(and maybe more) is at stake 🦑

                On sale at Libro-fm: libro.fm/audiobooks/9781965927

                VIRAQUIN VOYAGE book 1
Hometown Space Pirate by C.G. Harris
My listening supports
The Portal Bookshop
Libro.fm

                Alt...VIRAQUIN VOYAGE book 1 Hometown Space Pirate by C.G. Harris My listening supports The Portal Bookshop Libro.fm

                  [?]Shouty person [she/her] » 🌐
                  @clacksee@wandering.shop

                  Book 16 was The Last Bookstore On Earth by Lily Braun-Arnold (narrated by Bailey Carr).

                  After the world ends, Liz carries on at a bookshop. The odd person comes in for new books, trading goods or news, occasionally sharing their own stories.

                  Review: app.thestorygraph.com/reviews/

                  The Last Bookstore On Earth by Lily Braun-Arnold (narrated by Bailey Carr)

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                    [?]Sam » 🌐
                    @sam@cablespaghetti.dev

                    I just read “The long way to a small angry planet” by Becky Chambers again. I first read it a number of years ago but it always stuck out in my mind. I can confidently say it is my favourite book.

                    With everything going on in the world it’s nice to escape into a (vaguely) possible future where the universe might be a more positive and accepting place.

                    I’m sure it’s not everyone’s cup of tea but for me it’s comforting exactly like a perfect cup of tea…