Time to brag: what’s the hardest book you read?
By this I mean, a book you had to brace yourself to read, and you feel proud for having read. Did you enjoy the process of reading it?
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By this I mean, a book you had to brace yourself to read, and you feel proud for having read. Did you enjoy the process of reading it?
And the other books in the Earthsea series too, of course....
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No spoilers here, but there will be spoilers in the comments...
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Barnes and noble wanted one of these domains and sent an appeal to ICANN. They lost the appeal....
Yeah yeah I know, probably obvious cause corporations gonna corporation but yeah book prices are getting really high and likely will continue to rise. Appreciate and support your local library
I used to enjoy participating in book clubs (be it in person or online), but between emigrating, the pandemic and life changes I haven’t been in one in quite a while. What about you? Do you enjoy reading groups? If so, in person or digital?
I really liked To Kill a Mockingbird even though I barely remember it.
Basically, title
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Have any of you guys read this book? I just finished it two nights ago and I’ve decided that I really enjoyed it. I’d never even heard of the book or author before. But as I finished a book on my Kindle it popped up as a recommendation and I decided to do something I’ve never done before, actually try one of the books. I...
I still to this day don’t understand the point that book served. I don’t know if it was just a product of its time but I don’t think a bunch of children would behave like that in the event of being stranded