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May 20, 2021 04:50PM

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James Patrick, I'm known by all as 'Jimp' - my elder brothers started that (short for JimmyP) and so it was carried over to school and then my adult life. My wife-to-be, when we first met, thought it most funny. Jimp, I find from her, [a Norwegian], in the English dictionary means: scant, slender and I am slender [long-distance runner slender]. A sport I love and love much more as it helped break the ice when I met Tordis (Tor): an angel. Tor she told me means Thor. I'm most fascinated by thriller/suspense - fiction/non-fiction and have always taken an interest in books concerning the modern history of Europe and of late more the second war and the years post those dark times. If anyone has recommendations, I would be most grateful. Happy reading to all.

I am Bethany (I answer to Beth) and I’m a farmer’s girl. The family have a farm here in Ireland and I just adore the life. I have a great family, Mum and Dad and three bothers: none of whom read.
I’m not happy with noisy places, so avoid the pubs and clubs: I fell off a horse when I was young and banged my tiny brain quite hard (weeks in the hospital, as I couldn’t remember too much after it) although the doctors don’t believe or know if that has anything to do with it - I just get wrinkly in crowded, noisy places.
My brothers are all married and their wives are great; me, …. I’m in my early twenties and intend to avoid that BIG STEP for a good few years yet.
My reading has gone all over the place since school; of late - and why I joined Goodreads - I have the urge for exiting recent history accounts and true to life stories: it started by reading, ‘Out of Africa’. A few books later I came upon, ’Touching the Void’, which took my breath away. My eldest brother is a climber (not so much now, as he has a daughter), but that was better that any thriller I had read. I really enjoy reading about girls that have done good and although I’m sure I’ll never stray too far from the farm, I do dream of what some women have achieved. Stories of SOE girls and the like are becoming my favourite right now.
I hope to pick up tips from y’all, who’ve probably been at it far longer than me.

I am Bethany (I answer to Beth) and I’m a farmer’s girl. The family have a farm here in Ireland and I just adore the life. I have a great family, Mum and Dad and three bothers: ..."
Hi Beth!!!

Just a quick hello! I'm trying to figure out my newly acquired kindle fire, so I'm sure I will have plenty of questions :-)

I am married, but my husband isn't much of a reader!!! I like fiction, memoirs, and Y/A. I might be in the minority, but I am not a fan of spicy books. Romance is fine,but I can do without the graphic descriptions! I hope to like it here and maybe make friends.
Amanda wrote: "hi! I'm Amanda. I love to read, and I joined Goodreads to try and keep track of what I read, and find recommendations.
I am married, but my husband isn't much of a reader!!! I like fiction, memoirs..."
Hi, Amanda. My new book, a memoir, might fit the bill in terms of your expressed preferences. An Angel, a Book, and a Secret is the true story of my spiritual journey, a quest that began when I stepped away from blind faith to confront the unresolved questions at the core of my Roman Catholic beliefs. I traveled a winding path, resigned myself to atheism, and at a critical moment called on the God in whom I no longer believed. The result was an encounter with the principles that made both God and spiritual reality comprehensible. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CL2VPQ4Y/
I am married, but my husband isn't much of a reader!!! I like fiction, memoirs..."
Hi, Amanda. My new book, a memoir, might fit the bill in terms of your expressed preferences. An Angel, a Book, and a Secret is the true story of my spiritual journey, a quest that began when I stepped away from blind faith to confront the unresolved questions at the core of my Roman Catholic beliefs. I traveled a winding path, resigned myself to atheism, and at a critical moment called on the God in whom I no longer believed. The result was an encounter with the principles that made both God and spiritual reality comprehensible. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CL2VPQ4Y/
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