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Installment Plan
Book series – they are both a boon and bane to readers. A boon because they can allow readers a richer connection to favorite characters and have the capacity to explore long, subtle plot arcs. A bane, perhaps, because sometimes … Continue reading
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30 DoB, Day 28: Favorite Title
Okay – we are going to polish off this meme before the end of the month I swear! A declaration leads us to the next question in the 30 Days of Books list: Day 28 – Favorite Title I thought we weren’t … Continue reading
30 DoB Day 5: A Book That Makes You Happy
I thought I’d tackle another question on the 30 Days of Books list: Day 05 – A book that makes you happy Well, this is sort of an interesting one, because I don’t usually do funny books (or funny tv shows … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 days of books, chet, dog on it, leonie swann, Shaun The Sheep, Sheep, spencer quinn, thereby hangs a tail, three bags full
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Book Review: “Thereby Hangs a Tail” by Spencer Quinn
I was IM’ing with Cori a couple of weeks ago and somehow it came up that she was surprised to find out that Penny was my first dog. Eutaw had long been with The Beloved when we got together, and … Continue reading
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Because Animals Can Often Be Better People Than People
A couple weeks ago, I mentioned that I’d determined that I’d been drawn into somewhat of an obscure niche in recent readings. Well, I think I found another one. The new one happens to be Mysteries In Which The Protagonist … Continue reading
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