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Andrew’s 2025 Year in Books
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Andrew Serra
Goodreads Author
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New York, The United States
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May 2016
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Finding John
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Hell's Hundred Acres
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The Dead Florentines
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2012
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4 editions
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Zuccotti Park
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2022
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3 editions
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The Tenement: Part 1
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La Petite Parisienne
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2015
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4 editions
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The Tenement: Part 2
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Book 9788894592344
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Andrew’s Recent Updates
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| If you're into Dark Ages' adventures, with plenty of post-Roman early British history, this book is for you. A modern retelling of the Arthurian legend, this page-turner is action packed from start to finish. It can be a bit graphic in its descriptio ...more | |
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| Outstanding! In David McCullough unique narrative style, the epic story of a 19th century engineering marvel. This book is super informative yet a highly compelling read. | |
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| Great, tight, short novel with beautiful prose and a compelling back story for the lead character, Bill Furlong. The book highlights a dark period of Ireland's history and tells a small part of a sad story. ...more | |
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| Love this book! As a bonafide history buff, I loved how Hamill traced the long history of my native city (New York) from its humble origins straight through to 2001. He weaves the long story together with interconnected characters and a touch of the ...more | |
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| I've enjoyed all of Sally Rooney's books, and I feel this is her best work to date. Rooney's talent for getting inside her characters' heads is on full display. Her unorthodox writing style (no quotation marks on dialogue, fragmented sentences, strea ...more | |
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| Outstanding book! Taylor's intricately crafted little town is delightfully enthralling. I was sorry when I'd finished the novel, I didn't want it to end. ...more | |
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Andrew Serra
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Jack's deep sleep was cut brutally short by the blaring phone alarm and he rubbed his heavy eyes as he shuffled half-conscious to the kitchen. He filled the coffee maker with water and opened the tin can of dark-roast grinds; it was empty.
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“Since firemen were first organized into a paid department in the nineteenth century, there has been a heartfelt tradition that should one of our own be killed at a fire or collapse, he or she will not be left behind. We will do what it takes to bring our fallen brother or sister home.”
― Finding John
― Finding John
“Firehouse culture is a powerful force. Long held traditions are passed down from one generation to the next, and there is a great deal of peer pressure to fall in line. One deeply felt tradition is that responding to someone’s emergency is a sacred trust. We respond to people’s homes often when they are at their most vulnerable state and we pride ourselves in doing it faithfully.”
― Finding John
― Finding John
