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Bob’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Bob’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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| James Peters is an exceptional writer. The Dancer and the Swan is the kind of book that makes you pause, think about what you just read, and then read it again. It unfolds as two stories: the present-tense story of Pauline, a hospice volunteer quietl ...more | |
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| I first thing I noticed about Albert's Garden: A Binky Earle Cosy Mystery was that it is written in Third Person, Present Tense. What a unique perspective! Sentences like "Binky extricates herself from the loamy flower bed, steps over the crime scene ...more | |
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| Dystopian fiction works best when it’s mixed with themes that are both timeless and universal. In Hiraeth, Jennifer Leigh Pazzano has created a dystopian world that is not yet here but feels like it could arrive sooner than we think. People have been ...more | |
"Am not normally a reader of novels, but this one was written by a Coloradoan and is about books. Nuff said. It’s nominally about a young man who takes over his parents’ bookstore in a small town where banned books are a matter of public discussion an"
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“He never showed me how to manage money or how to stay in one place for very long, but he showed me how to love Camilla. That was the most important thing he could have taught me.”
― Dad
― Dad
“The elderly gentleman sitting across the table from me didn't run away from home, as Sam calls it, because he has dementia. He left because he's looking for a reason to live. Just like me.”
― Dad
― Dad
“It’s like that John Steinbeck quote about how Americans never think of themselves as poor, but “as temporarily embarrassed millionaires.” Everybody thinks they’re just one promotion or one lottery ticket away from having to pay the Estate Tax. They forget that the lottery itself is a tax on hopelessness and dreams.”
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― Dad
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