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Joe’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Joe’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Joe Stevens
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December 2014
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Fibber McGee and Molly Volume 1: 1935
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Waiting for Santa
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52 Weeks with PG Wodehouse
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"“The Truth will make you fret”
Journalism on the Discworld. Over the years I’ve read many Goodreaders ask what happened to their review or declare that comments have been dropped. I’ve written hundreds of reviews, over a thousand, and this is the first" Read more of this review » |
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| This is a tome. For those with an interest in the Hollywood studio machine it is I think quite interesting. Probably less so for the more casual readers who haven't seen many of the films. Much here was new to me and believable. The man himself is co ...more | |
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| It is harder to end than to begin. Fun concepts and ideas that ran out of steam just a touch. Enjoyable ideas and decent execution. | |
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| Modestly entertaining book with plenty of coincidences. The mystery is different than usual dealing with a reservoir behind a dam that refuses to fill up. The Hardy Boys have a pretty clever idea to figure out what is going on. The two boys split up ...more | |
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| A solid look at this period of English history that at times felt overlong and others felt rushed for an odd combination. I was thankful for an AI tutor to unscramble a few things for me. Worth reading as part of a long look at English and US history ...more | |
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| The mistake I make with Pratchett books after the first dozen or so is expecting them to be funny. Eventually they became social commentary in a fantasy world. Some say he went from parody to satire and there is some truth there but mostly is it abou ...more | |
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| A fascinating romp through fictional styles before it becomes something of a deconstruction of the comics. A bit Watchmen? Decent artwork, good story telling. Fun with conspiracy theories and sci-fi. Well beyond the average comic in its story telling ...more | |
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“There is no surer foundation for a beautiful friendship than a mutual taste in literature.”
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| The first full length Jeeves and Wooster novel reminds you just how good PG Wodehouse was as he approached his prime. While the three J&W short story collections are good solid comedy and sometimes more it is when PG has a whole novel to work with an ...more | |
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Video Games: The People, Games, and Companies - Stage One: 1979 and before
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| Well researched and interesting book about the days when computer games were very young. A few stretches were a touch confusing but for a translated book this is generally readable. Worth the read for folks interested in the history of video games an ...more | |
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What's the Name of That Book???
— 120316 members
— last activity 34 minutes ago
Can't remember the title of a book you read? Come search our bookshelves and discussion posts. If you don’t find it there, post a description on our U ...more
Wodehouse cracks me up
— 397 members
— last activity Feb 04, 2026 08:05AM
All Wodehouse, all the time. From Psmith to Blandings, from Uncle Fred to the incomparable Jeeves. Step right up, you'll be Right Ho-ing and stealing ...more
The Humour Club
— 1646 members
— last activity Mar 01, 2026 04:42PM
A group for readers and writers of humorous fiction.
Reading Wodehouse
— 115 members
— last activity Nov 15, 2020 09:17AM
A reading group for fans (or potential fans) of P.G. Wodehouse.
Golden Age of Hollywood Book Club
— 420 members
— last activity 14 minutes 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
The Secret Chapter
— 39 members
— last activity Oct 31, 2025 10:56AM
Hey everyone. Everybody is welcomed in this amazing group. My idea of this group was that everyone could share their favorite books, current books and ...more
