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Mitchell’s 2024 Year in Books
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Mitchell Hagerstrom
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No commute. My desk is equidistance from my bed, my bathroom, and my kitchen. I use a standing desk, so I get health benefits.
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Miss Gone-overseas: Karayuki-san (Overseas stories #2)
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Gathered Pieces
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Overseas stories (Miss Gone-overseas, #1)
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THREE GENERATIONS
Two books, three generations: a grandmother, mother, and daughter, all strong women who work hard, all stubborn women who quietly live as they believe they ought. Ordinary women, not saints.
The first generation, and the second generation as a tiny person, appear in Miss Gone-overseas, a tale set during WWII on a Japanese-held island in the Western Pacific. During the years I lived on the same Read more of this blog post »
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| Around the World ...: Micronesia | 24 | 653 | Jan 05, 2025 12:09AM |
“If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.”
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“For to know a man's library is, in some measure, to know his mind.”
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English Translations of Scandinavian/Nordic Mysteries & Thrillers
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A place to discuss Scandi Crime novels, which includes novels from: Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Denmark. Whether it's Smilia from Peter Hoeg's S ...more
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Thank you for accepting my friend request-Greta
P.S. Didn't know Cicero had such good sense! I'd add a big friendly dog and a couple of cats though.
