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[PattyMacDotComma]

Tweet-length "fiction". I love, love, love wise sayings, witticisms, simple fun. I am too wordy - these guys are not. A Small Fiction by brothers James Mark Miller and Jefferson Miller is a sheer delight. Funny, clever, excellent!
5★ Link to my Small Fiction review with excerpts

[PattyMacDotComma]

John Lennon by Mª Isabel Sánchez Vegara is a beaut little kids' book about his life and the Beatles. This is a lovely little tribute to the musical genius we lost to a gunman 40 years ago this month. 40 years!
4.5★ Link to my John Lennon review with illustrations

[Renee]

Davina Porter is one of my favorite audio books readers. I remember listening To the Mists of Avalon. Her reading kept me with the book. I usually don't like King Arthur stories. I would have chucked the book if she were not reading it.

[Janice, Moderator]

Cherie wrote: "Janice wrote: "Cherie wrote: "I think you really, really have to enjoy listening to the narrator for those long, long audiobooks."

Shogun is narrated by James Clavell and Mists of Avalon is narrat..."

He is narrating his own book?

Pretty hard to do since he's dead. Dummy me! The narrator is Ralph Lister. I've not listened to any of his books, but the sample for Shogun sounds like he'll be fine.

[Kristie, Moderator]

I working hard to wrap up Heartbreak Bay for the annual challenge before the end of the year. I might be a little late starting my New Year's party read in order to get this one done on time.

[Sandra, Moderator]

I just finished The Outcast Dead, #6 in the Ruth Galloway series, and decided to keep going with the series so I started The Woman in Blue. I usually don't read books in a series in a row, but I feel like spending more time with this people.

[Christina ❤️M❤️]

I finished The Fantastic Fable of Peter Able yesterday and have not started another book. I will be starting Stuart Little at midnight for the challenge. I am ready to start reading for the 2021 Yearly challenge... only problem is that gophering has lead me to many books that I want to start right now... decisions, decisions.