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Ceremony of Innocence (Windows & Classic Mac, Real World Multimedia, 1997)

You can download it here, or download it pre-configured to run on modern versions of Windows here.

An epistolary novel consisting of postcards whose fronts you have to solve in order to see the backs. Based on the first book in the Griffin and Sabine series, which you can digitally borrow here (plus here - chronological list here).

[bouchthebookworm]

My book book collection, which will grow exponentially now that I’ve found SO many bookish books!! muy exciting. . . . . #Bookbooks #bookishbooks #booknook #bookstagram #bookstyle #bookshelftour #booksofig #bookcollector #bookshelfie #cosybooks #booksaboutbooks #rainbowbooks (at Brisbane, Queensland, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0E5RNfHJSf/?igshid=4ibh9pgs2ypl

[jacksonreads58]

They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera

Review:

5/5 stars ⭐️

This book has been on of my favorites, and at first I didn’t like the idea on splitting up characters’ POV, but now I can see that it gets into each character’s head. It’s fascinating how both character meet and their background stories.

Silvera made a good job at making you love these characters and not wanting them to die, I didn’t even wanted to finish it because I knew it will be heartbreaking.

[ayyydariareads]

Currently Reading: City of Saints and Thevies by Natalie C. Anderson #bookporn #bookbooks #booklr #bookish #reader #reader #yabooks #bookstagram (at Atlanta, Georgia)

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Thud, by Terry Pratchett

Coming on the heels of Night Watch, was Thud as good? No, but that’s akin to saying no other food is good after eating a gourmet meal.I really liked this one. The continuation, and possible conclusion to the conflict between the trolls and the dwarves made for a good foundation for the mystery and even though I guessed how it was going to end up, I thought that the reveal was really effective,…

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Life Expectancy By Dean Koontz

This is the other Dean Koontz that holds up for me for the most part, mostly because while being well written and well plotted, it’s also goofy, but… Well… I’m annoyed. Born on a stormy night in resort town Snow Village, Colorado, to baker Rudy and pet portrait painter Maddy, in 1974, Jimmy Tock had an odd begining. While waiting for his son to be born Rudy also had to contend with his father…

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An Excellent Mystery by Ellis Peters

How have I not read these before??? This series seems to have everything I love, history, mystery, a setting in a monetary, beautiful flowing words. So much fun! I’m sort of weird, see, I have no religion to speak of, but I do have an aversion to dating, and when I was a teenager, the only socially acceptable ways I knew of to get out of the pressures of dating were 1. Be a monk or nun or 2. Be…

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Princesses Behaving Badly by Linda Rodriguez McRobbie

Like Paperback Crush, this is one of those books that is just fun because it looks at history, but it looks at the weird parts. The whole reason why I switched from History to Anthropology in college was because, for some reason, my early history classes focused on the dullest endeavors. Battles are boring when all you learn are the dates and the place. However, tell me that the 1325 Battle of…

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