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The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine
2: I saw Ramallah by Mourid Barghouti
I Saw Ramallah

The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine
2: I saw Ramallah by Mourid Barghouti
I Saw Ramallah"
I was looking for my son for a book that would address the pain full subject. He is a young history buff and wants to read more about that.

Whichever one i start with it will be amazing and just like Summer it will go by quickly!



You are not the only. Mood and time constraints (does it have to be back at the library soon?) are what are determinative for me!

enjoy!

I usually don't play what to read ahead of time, but I recently bought some books that I haven't been able to read because I've been so busy with school.
Usually, I'll get some books from a library, but the 2 libraries around me are closed because of COVID, so anything I want to read, I have to buy.

It's my favourite of all time! Can't wait for more people to pick it too! Hope you enjoy it, Happy Reading!!


I just learned about The Green Book from a cozy mystery by Bookens.



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Thank you so much for letting me know about the upcoming tv series for the Wheel of Time books. I'm so excited! One of my favorite series that I read every few years.

This summer, I plan on reading 'The Maidens' by Alex Michaelides and The Hostage by Clare Macintosh

One of my all times favorites. Enjoy!

Planning your reading and sticking to it is not a concept that appeals to me. After all you just might come across that book you just have to read now and there goes your whole scheduled reading. I have a list of books I want to read, on my TBR shelf. That is about as far as I go with planning my reading. However just because something isn't on that shelf doesn't mean I won't pick it up to read. I've come across a site where I can read a lot of the old Sexton Blake Libraries, so who's to say I might just sit down with one of those. Of course I have to do that inside, so if it is a nice warm day and I want to be outside won't be reading those. Moving the computer not in the cards.

I am the same way. No planning whatsoever. In fact, I don't like to plan what I'm going to read because something else may "jump inline".

I've read them like 30 years ago, long before the movies were made (which I never saw) and I liked the bookes very very much. In my imagination, it was less dark than the movies, more like a joyful adventure

and after that will read It's Not Summer Without You and We'll Always Have Summer. Once I am done with the series I plan to read Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI and The Nightingale for school.




I especially loved a series with murders and crime this ear the Agatha Raisen series. I do not know what happened now the author Marianne passed away. The other was one of her nome de plumes she. The David Wolf books by Jeff Carson are great right now. This is my current reading Series . Mildly like the Jack Reacher books or Bourne. Wolf is a softer easier version. These are just a couple of series I will be continuing into Summer. I’ll also find others! I use a helpful site which shows books in series in all different genres to look around in. Have a great summer reading everyone!






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The Hobbit is my favorite and I really enjoyed reading the Lord of the Rings books as well! I hope you have as much fun reading them as I did! :-)