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Tilia Klebenov Jacobs
Goodreads Author
Born
in Washington, DC, The United States
August 31
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Robert B. Parker, William Shakespeare, Madeleine L'Engle, JK Rowling,
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February 2013
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https://www.goodreads.com/tiliakj
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When a Stranger Comes to Town
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Wrong Place, Wrong Time
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Stealing Time
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Second Helpings at the Serve You Right Café
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2015
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The Chalk Circle: Intercultural Prizewinning Essays
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Casper and Jasper and the Terrible Tyrant
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[(The Chalk Circle: Intercultural Prizewinning Essays)] [Author: Tara L Masih] published on (May, 2012)
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The Cuckoo's Calling
The Cuckoo's Calling by Robert GalbraithMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Now that the pseudonym's out of the bag, I hope Mr. Galbraith takes another spin around the tome. This was a classic yet modern detective tale, complete with an indispensable Girl Friday and a twisted family history that writhes to the surface in the form of...well, never mind; that would be a spoiler. All I will say is, if you lik Read more of this blog post »
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"Picked up a copy for the Joe Hill short, “Last Fare.” The 5 ⭐️ rating is for his story."
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"An excellent book! Infused with clever humor and engaging writing, this book is one of the best thrillers that I have written, complete with a compelling heist, plucky heroes, and a big reveal! The time travel element was smooth and the contrast betw"
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| Full disclosure: I'm one of the authors, so my opinion may be biased. However, I can absolutely guarantee that this book is smart, funny, exciting, and genuinely moving. It's a time-travel jewelry heist that also deals with multigenerational trauma a ...more | |
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"Stealing Time
At the onset of shutdowns due to Covid, a young girl is upset with her parents for getting a divorce. After a strange phone call, she discovers there is more to her family’s past than she knows. She decides to do a little research and en" Read more of this review » |
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| If you're looking for a lighthearted rom-com with a heaping helping of magic, this is the book for you! My husband and I listened to it on audio over the course of several car trips, and despite going for a week or so in between sessions we found it ...more | |
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“You are doing this because you are fantastic and brave and curious. And, yes, you are probably a little crazy. And this is a good thing.”
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“Emet smiled at her. "Do you ever get tired of being right?"
"Never. It's a constant thrill.”
― Second Helpings at the Serve You Right Café
"Never. It's a constant thrill.”
― Second Helpings at the Serve You Right Café
“Do you always go shopping at the Crazy Store? It sounds like you bought out their entire stock.”
― Second Helpings at the Serve You Right Café
― Second Helpings at the Serve You Right Café
“I live for the midnight info-dump. In fact, when I got up this morning I said to my cats, 'You know what's missing in my life? A late-night confessional to curl my toes.”
― Second Helpings at the Serve You Right Café
― Second Helpings at the Serve You Right Café
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“Emet smiled at her. "Do you ever get tired of being right?"
"Never. It's a constant thrill.”
― Second Helpings at the Serve You Right Café
"Never. It's a constant thrill.”
― Second Helpings at the Serve You Right Café
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Jennifer wrote: "J.K. is definitely a great choice, I just loved her Potter series, ended up reading it twice. Once for me and once aloud to a young family friend. My favorite dead author has to be Robert A. Heinli..."Heinlien wrote the first SF book I ever read, and still one of my favorites: Have Space Suit, Will Travel. I think his early stuff was his best. Favorite dead mystery writer is the peerless Robert B. Parker; favorite living mystery writer is a new discovery for me: Craig Johnson, who writes the Longmire series. I've reviewed a couple of his books, so you can certainly get my take on him. His main character is Spenser with a Stetson.
J.K. is definitely a great choice, I just loved her Potter series, ended up reading it twice. Once for me and once aloud to a young family friend. My favorite dead author has to be Robert A. Heinlien, father of science fiction. I've unfortunately never found a science fiction author who kept my interest except him. As for best dead mystery author, it'd probably have to be John D. MacDonald. His Travis McGee P.I. was just so well written. Ahh, and I just noticed we both like Robert B. Parker. We seem to have similar tastes. Have a great upcoming weekend!
