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Georgia’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Georgia’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
Georgia Scott’s Followers (332)
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Georgia Scott
Goodreads Author
Born
The United States
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Influences
Graham Greene, Milan Kundera, Jean Rhys, Colette, Toni Morrison
Member Since
December 2021
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American Girl: Memories That Made Me
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The Good Wife
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2001
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The Penny Bride
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Trains of Thought
Yesterday, I got on the wrong train. It was 45 minutes until I could get off. There was a time when I wouldn't have sat there. I once leaped from a train that wasn't mine. This was back when trains had manual doors. But, try as I did, I couldn't budge it. The train by then had started up and began moving. Frantic, I waved to a man on the platform who ran and reached up to pull the handle. When the
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Georgia’s Recent Updates
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I listened to BBC Radio's audio book of Daphne du Maurier's classic short horror story. The original is much grittier than Alfred Hitchcock's prettied up film version, more of a kitchen sink drama. The characters are not Hollywood style lawyers " Read more of this review » |
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"if i turned into a book i think i would be this one"
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Georgia Scott
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None Ofyourbusiness Loves Israel's review
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Address Unknown:
"Address Unknown begins in 1932 as a warm epistolary duet between two cultured men congratulating themselves on friendship, good taste, and the civilizing power of art dealing. Max Eisenstein writes from San Francisco, Jewish, single, nostalgic, selli"
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“The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. To be your own man is hard business. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself.”
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Meag’s status update
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It's a book of ideas I thought when I first read it (too quickly) years ago. Now, I'm giving it the time it deserves and the writing stands out most o
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Georgia Scott
is on page 36 of 302 of The English Patient: "Moments before sleep are when she feels most alive, leaping across fragments of the day, bringing each moment into the bed with her like a child with schoolbooks and pencils. The day seems to have no order until these times, which are like a ledger for her, her body full of stories and situations."
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Georgia Scott
rated a book it was amazing
Silent Snow, Secret Snow
by Conrad Aiken
recommended for:
short stories, childhood, obsessive behavior
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| Hypnotic. The sentences swirl like snow. In swells, they can be long, running to a paragraph to describe the snow out a window or "the freckles on Deirdre's neck." Then, real life intrudes in short sentences: "It was the half hour for geography" and ...more | |
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David wrote: "Hey I like that poem Georgia!"
That's swell, David. You know, I used to do stage readings, performance shows, and responses were immediat ...more " |
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There is a film version, Ellie. It came out in 1993 and doesn't shy from the eroticism that Antoinette exudes and Rochester finds so unsettling.
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“Love is not a weakness. It's the bravest act of our lives.”
― American Girl: Memories That Made Me
― American Girl: Memories That Made Me
“Before there is science, there are stories to explain the world. They make it happier somehow.”
― American Girl: Memories That Made Me
― American Girl: Memories That Made Me
“Love is not weakness. It's the bravest act of our lives.”
― American Girl: Memories That Made Me
― American Girl: Memories That Made Me
“If you love others, life will of necessity be tragic, beautiful, but tragic.”
― A Subtle Agency
― A Subtle Agency
Never too Late to Read Classics
— 11815 members
— last activity 4 hours, 10 min ago
NTLTRC will help you find your love of Classcis! Find intrigue, well-developed characters, prose that is complex and beautiful, compelling stories tha ...more
Golden Age of Hollywood Book Club
— 412 members
— last activity 18 hours, 42 min ago
This reading group is for lovers of classic Hollywood. We discuss the films, crews, actors, designers, and books that cover the Golden Age of Tinsel ...more
Chicks On Lit
— 5159 members
— last activity Feb 02, 2026 09:52AM
(Est. Feb 14, 2008) More than a reading group of women but a place for honest, respectful, intelligent conversations led by adult women. Discussions a ...more
Catching up on Classics (and lots more!)
— 15920 members
— last activity 5 minutes ago
The world is made up of two kinds of people: first, those who love classics, and second, those who have not yet read a classic. Be bold and join us as ...more
hopeless romantic society
— 18083 members
— last activity Feb 02, 2026 02:15AM
✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:* if you like fairytales, taylor swift, poetry, dark academia, old love letters, crowded ballrooms, tragic love stories, the french countrys ...more
On the Southern Literary Trail
— 2187 members
— last activity 3 minutes ago
Whether you prefer Faulkner, O'Connor, McCullers or more recent authors of Southern Literature such as Clyde Edgerton, Tom Franklin, William Gay, or M ...more
Women's Classic Literature Enthusiasts
— 1019 members
— last activity 13 hours, 48 min ago
This is a group for anyone interested in reading classical literature written by women.
The Next Best Book Club
— 25985 members
— last activity 4 hours, 24 min ago
Are you searching for the NEXT best book? Are you willing to kiss all your spare cash goodbye? Are you easily distracted by independent bookshops, bi ...more
Victorians!
— 3778 members
— last activity Feb 02, 2026 03:50AM
Some of the best books in the world were written and published in Great Britain between 1837 and 1901. What's not to love? Dickens, the Brontes, Co ...more
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Thank you for the friendship!I am doing a deep dive on your reviews of books I have read, Thank you
Thanks for sending me a friend request and you had me as soon as one of your influences was Mel Brooks.
