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Average rating: 4.12 · 17 ratings · 6 reviews · 15 distinct works
100 Writing Mistakes to Avoid

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The Fabergé Flute

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The More Things Change

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Basic English Grammar

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So You Want to Write!: 50 T...

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The Jungle by Upton Sinclair
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Published in 1906, The Jungle shows what kind of society is produced by unfettered capitalism. This book is a timely read because of the creeping rise of fascism in the United States and around the world. Inadequate housing, child labor, othering of ...more
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Murder at the Vicarage by Agatha Christie
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After The Book of Lost Things, I needed something to cleanse the palate. Christie never loses her charm for me. Of course, I've read this book before and seen film versions, but, as I didn't remember who did it, I could enjoy it as for the first time ...more
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The Book of Lost Things by John Connolly
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Parents BEWARE! Despite the marketing and various enthusiastic reviews, this is NOT a book for children.

The imprint is Simon and Schuster Books for Young Readers and the publisher recommends it for Grades 5-9, but this is not suitable reading for a t
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I'm Glad You're Dead by Hunter Blain
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Dune by Frank Herbert
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First published in 1965, this book has plenty to say to 2026.
I began reading this novel several time in the past, but gave up after a few pages. For some books, one needs to be ready. This time I stayed the course for the 600+ pages.

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A Gentleman Fallen on Hard Times by Grace Burrowes
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This is the first volume in the series. I'm always interested to see how a popular series begins. In this book, Juian encounters Atticus for the first time. He avoids a duel. I'm writing this weeks after reading it and can't remember much. Doubt that ...more
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A Gentleman Far From Home by Grace Burrowes
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A cozy Regency mystery with protagonists clearly modeled on Sir Peter Wimsey and his Mama. This is no. 11 or so in a series.

Just the frothy something needed to clear the palate after Demon Copperfield!
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