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Fiction

hermetic

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2. Glad you stopped in

Reply to murielm99 (Reply #1)

Sun Dec 1, 2024, 12:40 PM

Dec 2024

Always happy to hear from you. That book sounds really familiar, but I'm not finding it on my already read list. Maybe a similar plot...

Reading fiction helps me maintain my sanity. I think... Seems that way, anyway.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, December 1, 2024? [View all] hermetic Dec 2024 OP

I m reading murielm99 Dec 2024 #1

Glad you stopped in hermetic Dec 2024 #2

Fire & Blood ProudMNDemocrat Dec 2024 #3

Fun stuff... hermetic Dec 2024 #4

In the 20's with flurries. ProudMNDemocrat Dec 2024 #5

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From 2017 hermetic Dec 2024 #9

Ah, but these books abound with hope and resiliency of the people left. What would you do? What txwhitedove Dec 2024 #18

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Looking at the reviews hermetic Dec 2024 #10

I just looked at some reviews also. 'Reacher is only a fighting machine having cbabe Dec 2024 #13

I just finished Blue Sisters by Coco Mellor mentalsolstice Dec 2024 #8

My pleasure hermetic Dec 2024 #11

Nearing the end of Peter Heller's The Orchard. Not sure where I will go next. It is japple Dec 2024 #12

Cold there, huh? hermetic Dec 2024 #14

Re-reading "Childhood's End" by Arthur C. Clarke. Jeebo Dec 2024 #15

From 1953 hermetic Dec 2024 #16

I read it years ago. Still haunting. cbabe Dec 2024 #17

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I am really enjoying the Lost and Found series. I grab them when they show up on the discounted yellowdogintexas Dec 2024 #20