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Well, I highly doubt I will finish another book this year, so I will give you my list of books read, as small as it is.

Book List 2023
January
1. The Shepherd's Crown by Terry Pratchett
February
2. Playing With Myself by Randy Rainbow
3. Charlie: The Cornish Farm Cat by Kathy Wallis
March
4. Forever Young: A Memoir by Hayley Mills
April
5 Working Girls: Trixie & Katya's Guide to Professional Womanhood by Trixie Mattel and Katya Kamolodchikova
6. Foul Play by Janet Evanovich
7. Gulliver's Travels by Jonathon Swift
May
8. Blueberry Muffin Murder by Joanne Fluke
9. The Kremlin Conspiracy by Joel C. Rosenberg
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
10. Dirty Thirty by Janet Evanovich
11. A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens

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From:

cmcmck

I think 'The Shpeherds Crown' is my favuorite Pratchett book.

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disneydream06

Not sure if I could pick a favorite, but Mort would be right up there. :)
I'm a big fan of Death. lol.......

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kaishin108

What a varied list, I like that. This year I am telling myself, do not just read murder mysteries and Jane Austen, there is more to life, ha hah.

But I have to ask...Was the Blueberry Muffin Murder good?

hee hee...

From:

disneydream06

I have read two or three of that series now and they are not bad.
Pretty basic small town murder mysteries.
But they are based in Minnesota so that helps a little. LOL......

Sadly, I am still have over 400 pages left in my nook book. :o

From:

kaishin108

What book is that - that you still have 400 pages?

This book 'Trust' that I am reading is very confusing to start with but it's pretty good.

From:

disneydream06

It's the third part of a massive biography of Winston Churchill. :o

From:

kaishin108

Oh my gosh! I watched a PBS movie about him, it was quite interesting. It seems like he lagged a bit with the coal issue and bad air in London from what I understand.

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disneydream06

The book is a few months away from D-Day in the war, and so far my thoughts are......
HOW HELL DID THE ALLIES WIN THE WAR??????????????????????????

From:

kaishin108

Exactly! They really waited around to do quite a few things is my thought. Churchill might have been luckier than he was smart.

From:

disneydream06

None of them got along, seriously.
None of them trusted each other.
Nobody could make up their minds to do anything.

From:

kaishin108

Shaking head.

From:

kaishin108

Oh oh, I just added the first in the series, 'The Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder' to my Wish list. That is fun that it's in Minnesota!

From:

disneydream06

YAY... I hope you will enjoy it when you get to it. :)

From:

kaishin108

Last year, almost all I read was Murder Mysteries. This year I plan to mix it up a bit!

From:

disneydream06

Variety is the spice of life. LOL.............

From:

kaishin108

Well this is an experiment, I love those silly murder mysteries. They just feel like puzzles to me. ;-)

From:

disneydream06

I am a huge fan of Agatha Christie, so I hear you about murder mysteries. :)

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